/[He’s a true warrior of justice. He saved all of our school’s students.]

[Thank you, Arthur!]

[Even though he must have felt awful about his terminally ill mother, he always smiled and worked hard.] 

[What a wonderful young man.]/

Recently, several television broadcasting stations focused on how filial Seyoung was and how hard he had worked for his mother, who had suffered from terminal leukemia.

There was also a television documentary, which was divided into three parts, juxtaposing the image of an overjoyed and tearful Seyoung after seeing his mother recover from her illness and Seyoung’s response when he saw yakuza members, who were connected to a far-right party in Japan, murder his mother. Through this scene, the documentary successfully depicted Seyoung’s twisted fate with a sense of humanity and human drama.

/[Love… Love humans, son. They are small and weak, and they make mistakes... but you shouldn’t forget that you are human, too.]

[Don’t!!!] /

On Ripple and all sorts of social media sites, fierce discussions and arguments continued every day.

/-The Knight of Light fought for everyone and saved countless lives! He even went to...