live outside DRAKE are deeply shocked by its appearance and the top-level extravagant life it represents, and hope that they will live Day can have a fraction of it.
And Gavin saw through these people's messages, and "generously" issued an invitation, so that some people could live in a fairy tale, of course, this must be rewarded.
No matter how poor the residents of DRAKE are before moving into it, magic happens only when they step into it. Their pursuit of career, love, and dreams suddenly becomes convenient and smooth. In exchange, they only need to pay for Gavin does something "within his power".
Until the end, when they "owe" too much to Gavin and never fulfilled his demands or their own dreams, the devil appeared. The devil asks them to repay the debt they owe, and it is no longer what they got, but their lives and souls.
Perhaps on the surface, Gavin opened a black-hearted "pawnshop" or loan shark. But if you think about it a little bit, you will find that the dreams that the tenants are pursuing are not what they should have in their lives, but belong to others. They begged Gavin to forcefully seize them, so the debt to be paid is not just what outsiders see. The "success" comes with compensation for others.
Written here, I think of the way of raising little ghosts in Thailand in the entertainment industry (now it is also becoming a civilian), everyone only wants the best even if it should not belong to them, and they are willing to pay when they ask for it. Any price, though, when it comes time to pay?
It's the same sentence: sometimes in life there must be something, and in life there is no need to force it
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