Today Is Also a Killer Who Wants to Resign.

British dark humor × existential philosophy When your personal philosophical advisor is on your left arm and his office is the finger you use to pull the trigger - how many episodes do you have left in your career? In London, a city soaked by rain and class divisions, the legendary killer Li Mo, codenamed "The Shadowless Man", is facing the biggest crisis of his career: his left hand suddenly became obsessed with exploring existentialism. From then on, each assassination mission worth half a million pounds would turn into an impromptu debate on the "meaning of life" and "behavioral aesthetics." In the left-hand talk about "the dizziness of freedom" and "the shackles of morality", Li Mo's retirement plan was forced to be put on the schedule in advance. Today, he is Marks & Spencer's tea taster "Hugo Finch". But his new life completely went astray from the first day: On his left hand, he began to write the "Shadow Workers Union Constitution" and strongly demanded paid annual leave and dental insurance. His old boss "Ouroboros" reminded him with a medieval fire-painted letter: It's okay to retire, but no one should be missing from the "quarterly quota" assassination missions. New colleague "Sparkle" Jinx, a deranged hacker who was fired from MI5, uses a museum theft mission to involve him in a global conspiracy called "The Destiny Weaver".