drama line is like Mr. Smith's tour of Washington, the male protagonist is kind and loyal, he runs into a wall everywhere in the materialistic world, he is conspired to frame him, and he is persecuted by shrewd politicians and cunning lawyers. It is possible, but evil does not suppress the righteousness, good people make up the majority, and justice will prevail. It's somewhat of a cliché that anti-corrupt officials are not against the emperor. (The highest decision-makers met by Mr. Diez and Mr. Smith, one is the chairperson of the parliament, and the other is a judge. They are very upright, otherwise it is impossible to achieve a big reversal in the end.)
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