One Starring Role and No Supporting Roles

A gangster is an outcast who has given up on himself and his life, but don't think about the reality. Eating, drinking, sleeping, eating, drinking, sleeping, etc. Are problems that cannot be solved. Although he has parents, he feels that it is irrelevant to him, and even ignores everything. Love may be more important to him than life, or it may not be important. He has always been the one who is being helped. When it comes to helping others, he is embarrassed or embarrassed, and he has never been there again. For friends, relatives and lovers, there is only the idea of giving and giving to each other and being forced to give by being vassals. For example, the country is giving, the children are being given, and the author and website are vassals who are forced to use motivational coercion methods. The same can also be the relationship between parents and children. Although the gangster is the kind of person who cannot recognize himself at the beginning, he later becomes more and more silent and avoids others. He feels irrelevant, useless, boring, and self-interested, and becomes more ruthless, selfish, and autistic. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.