My brother took a breath of pressure on life, and with the crumbling belief in the unbearable life that this muddy world gave him, he slowly picked up the gun that had been aimed at the deer and vented to God who unfairly took everything from him. The complaint. Take another breath and everything is over.
In the village where he needs to be muddled to have the will to live, the younger brother who lost his meaning in life blindly looked for an exit, and finally found that the pain might prove that he was still alive. I just want to have an ideal of my own, just want to break the meaningless same life rule day after day. Probably fate is like saying no to this kind of people who are looking for a breakthrough at this time.
To tell a story about an ordinary or even bad life, sometimes there is no need for exaggerated narrative techniques. It's enough to be complete. After all, it is not a sci-fi blockbuster. As for the meaning, what I can think of is a good idea.
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