Seeing the helplessness of the male protagonist, the inability to face the terminal cancer, no money to treat, and found that his life is too safe and self-conscious, it seems so small. Being despised by his own students, the employer clearly hired him as a cashier's job, but he squeezed the male lead and asked the fifty-year-old male lead to do manual labor without humanity. In the first half of his life, the male protagonist could see that he was following the rules and doing his duty. However, the late stage of cancer made him completely reversed. I wonder if he has completely expressed the anger that he has suffered from the damage suffered by most of his duty. It was really wonderful. I just finished watching the first season, and there were several laughs in it, and I couldn't hold back it. Accompany a few pictures from the first season
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