(Comprehensive British and American) Absolute Villain Code

"The birds locked in the cage see the freedom of the outside world, but freedom brings not only fresh air but also the faint smell of blood. Perhaps most birds will escape for freedom, but only one bird will run out for the faint smell of blood, and that is me." Hunter Irving is the ultimate testament to the inherent evil in human nature. Although there are always useless efforts made by those phantoms on his way to the abyss that make him entangled and painful, his way back is still the abyss. = If, this is a very strange word, people often add all kinds of beautiful assumptions after it, but it is so wonderful that these assumptions can sometimes be used to excuse themselves or even express regret. If he hadn't been born into that kind of family, if he'd never been framed, if he hadn't been tortured by mental illness, if he hadn't really been at the end of his rope - and if he'd had any chance, he wouldn't be where he is now. All he pursues is a stable life and a chance to survive. It is hard to say that all those mistakes are his fault, and it is also hard to say that all those mistakes cannot be blamed on him. It's just forced by fate and life. The protagonist doesn't want to whitewash his character, so don't criticize him. The entire journey is depressing and dark, with revenge on the world as the main line. If you don't like it, don't enter. Purpose: A story about a man who had to be wrong, and an unreliable discussion of his various behaviors