Suddenly one day, the world in your eyes changes.
All things have attributes.
When you excitedly go on a date with the goddess you have long admired, you are blinded by the eight eye-catching characters above her head: Vanity, money-worshiping, and scheming bitch!
When your mother keeps nagging you about all your faults, you will try your best to endure it even if you don't like it, because she is: a mother who endures all kinds of hardships.
When faced with a vicious gunman, you act bravely and stand up because you know that he is a coward who is strong on the outside but a coward in his own right. What he holds in his hand is a fake gun with poor workmanship.
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You can see the true face of everything, and there is no secret in the whole world in your eyes.
You have the upper hand in everything and everything is disadvantageous.
Finally, you feel lonely as a master, and you look in the mirror narcissistically amidst the praises, and finally see your truest self.
A troubled boy with severe secondary school syndrome.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
