"Compared with tragedies hidden in the dark, open and honest murders are more terrifying, because they will at least be fearful and hidden. If evil has become the norm and justice is always late, then no debater can see the light in it, leaving only sadness."
"People put thick bricks over the dirt, sealed it with layers of cement, and then praised the weeds that grew out of the gaps after suffocating most of the life."
They say: People's hearts are biased, and even the heart is not at the center. Therefore, people are not absolutely central and absolutely impartial beings. It is inevitable that people have selfish desires.
They say: The judge is an absolutely impartial existence, like a scale that measures with weights, every gram is extremely accurate.
They say: Emotions are a burden, which promotes the growth of selfish desires and blinds people from seeing the truth, but it is also the only glimmer of light that enables them to persevere in desperate situations...
There are so many people and so many people who uphold justice, but is the truth you see the real truth? Is impartiality without emotion still true justice?
How long does a beam of light last? What is human nature? Who can see the other side clearly in the fog... Is the self-righteous reality more terrifying than the hopeless fantasy?
Fantasy, two male protagonists, conflict between selfish desires and justice, dark background, complex social background, people's pursuits generally tend to be dogmatic
Purpose: Pursuit of self