No, I'm Like This

"Don't hold me to perfect standards. This broken me is the final antidote to the world." Joker, returns from the apocalypse of emotional extinction. He was once the "God" who personally programmed the destruction, but now he is the "emotional doctor" who walks in the shadows of the city. He can hear the sound of broken hearts, and can dive into the emotional secret realm constructed of memories and obsessions. Reveal the perfect disguise on the stage of "The Actor", complete the unfinished touch at a distance in "The Gentleman", and guard the final sobriety in the hustle and bustle of "The Martians Are Here". But every time he heals others, it intensifies the tear in his heart - the person who understands emotions best is the God of Death who once buried emotions with his own hands. "Don't, I'm like this..." This whisper was the rejection of the world and the echo of his soul. When high-dimensional civilization casts a judgmental gaze, when the emotions of the entire city are about to be formatted, Joker stands at the crossroads of the world's survival. He opened his hands to show the whole world the healed wounds, the awakened pain, and the released desires. "Don't reject us like this." "It is these imperfections that define life." An urban epic about atonement and salvation, a myth about a sinner becoming a savior. Here, vulnerability becomes strength and scars become medals.