Sujin, a modern lonely soul awakened from the ruins of mythology, shoulders the legacy of blood and fire. Her body is a blade, but her heart is an altar - flowing with the wrath of the old gods and burning with the glimmer of humanity. In the city where steel and neon intersect, she wanders on the edge of darkness, using violence as poetry to deconstruct the cage of fate. Every fight is a protest against divinity and a search for self-salvation. She is both hunter and prey, struggling between the shackles of myth and the cracks in reality. The core conflict is: Sujin longs to get rid of the invisible control of the gods, but she can only protect the remaining softness in her heart in an extremely cruel way. The highlight of the story lies in the fusion of violence and beauty, the tearing of divinity and humanity, Sujin writes her own myth with blood, questions fate, and tears apart the boundaries of the world. She is not a hero, but she awakens the sleeping era with her wild beauty.
