People who compliment him say that his face has detachment and compassion beyond his years, and he often hears him say "Okay, that's it";
People who detract from him say that he has an overwhelming arrogance and disgust on his face, and they often hear him say, "Stop it, do whatever you want."
Edmonston knew that what they said was not entirely right or wrong, but the origin of it all could be traced back to that afternoon.
At that time, he was living in a haze, and together with his estranged friends, he was inexplicably taken advantage of by two crazy old men - there was a job that could change the world and create the utopia in his mind, would he do it?
How can a great injustice stand up to this? If he doesn't do it, will he still be a human being?
So these two unlucky things were finally solved, and the days of undercurrents and chaos were out of control.
A kind and honest man, a good old man who is unfairly attacked, is sensitive and worried, and is unlucky and suffers.
Subject to uncleanness, but involuntary force majeure factors do not occupy space
Probably part of a series
Purpose: To explore the way people get along with each other