old urchin, Reivew on The World's End

The protagonist is young, but he is approaching the age of no confusion. He should have a home, a house, and a decent job like other friends, but he has nothing, only a heart to play cool and play life. It was because he was different that he seemed alone and unaccompanied. When looking for his dream, he only remembered the unfinished agreement in his student days. At that time, he was the most eye-catching, the most handsome, and the most friends, so he wanted to regain the feeling of the year. . . .

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