I think the mental journey of the male protagonist Hannan can be roughly divided into three stages: understanding the world, reflecting on the world, and reflecting on yourself. Most of the others have only reached the first or second stage, and even in the third stage they are immersed in despair and even attempt suicide. After Hannan completed his self-reflection, he resolutely decided to challenge the godfather who is the invincible existence in the world view. Isn't it a struggle against fate and the world? And the godfather should also be very clear that for those who challenge him, giving them death is the best respect and liberation for them.
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