Just because of his mother's angry words, he was ruthlessly kicked out of the house, like a falling leaf, helpless. The trajectory of his fate changed here, and he came to a mental hospital by accident.
In this seemingly absurd and bizarre mental hospital, he gradually realized the complexity and depth of family love in the daily life that was regarded as "crazy" by the world. Once, he thought he had been abandoned by his mother and that his family ties had left him. But after countless tossing and turning nights, he recalled those trivial but warm moments in the past, and realized that his mother might also have her own unspeakable difficulties, and the bond of family ties had never really been broken.
Here, he also gained a different kind of friendship. Getting along with fellow patients who are also in trouble, they support and comfort each other. In those exchanges that seemed like crazy words, they actually contained the purest care and understanding, which made him feel the power of friendship, like the stars in the dark, which were weak but warmed people's hearts.
And love, a word that once confused him, gradually became clear during his time in the mental hospital. He saw the care for each other among the patients, and the caring of the medical staff even though they were busy, and he understood that love is not only romance before flowers and under the moon, but also perseverance in difficult times, and silent dedication in ordinary days.
Through this unique experience, he finally saw the true nature of the world. It is not as beautiful and pure as he once imagined, nor is it completely shrouded in darkness. Instead, it is full of contradictions and helplessness, but there is warmth and hope hidden everywhere.
He once thought that he was completely different from ordinary people, as if he was an alien being teased by fate. After all, who else would be like him, who would embark on such a tortuous and bizarre path because of his mother's angry words. But even though he thought he had gone through many vicissitudes of life and his heart had become extremely tough, he still could not escape the "catastrophe" of love. Like a heavy stone, pressing him into a bottomless abyss. Love is like that unreachable but tempting phantom. Once trapped, it is difficult to escape. This man, who thought he could transcend everything, had to sink into the endless emotional whirlpool, struggling in pain and confusion.
Purpose: Social master in a mental hospital
