At the beginning of man's life, his nature is evil.
Law, this is supposed to be the strongest dam in human society, used to restrain the surging torrent of desire and maintain order and justice.
However, when the dark side of human nature—greed, arrogance, and cruelty—find and pry the subtle but fatal cracks in the dam, the cold regulations may become amulets for the powerful and invisible shackles for the weak.
The story told in this book takes place in the shadow of this dike. It looks directly at those corners of human nature that do not want to be illuminated by the sun: the unscrupulousness of the perpetrators, the indifference and numbness of the bystanders, and the silent screams of the victims after their dignity is crushed.
We have witnessed how the carefully woven legal process is distorted by wealth and power, becoming a web that protects evil and stifles justice.
Those who should have been brought to justice, under the protection of loopholes, walked away with a smile of victory, leaving the victims and their relatives struggling in the abyss of despair.
