1860: from New York Lawyer to Western Town Mayor

A lawyer who was born in the upper class of New York, accidentally traveled thousands of kilometers to the Wild West, a no-man's land. He saw hundreds of bison running wild in the wilderness. He relied on shrewd calculations to buy a large amount of low-priced wasteland. He hired craftsmen and built the house brick by brick. He became the town's de facto judge. In the end, for the sake of justice in his heart, he made a decision that violated his own principles. Until the moment before his death, he didn't know whether he was doing the right thing.