A man who was once a top man, a man who had created countless brilliance, a man who was once comparable to his father, unexpectedly fell into the devil's path, killing many people and staining his family with blood. The father had no choice but to cast a curse, and he regained consciousness briefly, wishing to live his life again, vowing that one day he would be able to surpass the present and lead the family to regain its glory, in order to atone for the sin of genocide. . . . . .
