A man must have a dream.
Rorl has his own dream since he was young: to be free from poverty!
He looked down on the family that his parents carefully built. In his view, his family was too broken and inconspicuous.
He should have a better family and a very dazzling, eye-catching identity, not be some nobody.
So, he fought for his dream.
He studied hard in school.
He worked hard after he graduated.
But…
The substantial dream was placed on the bones of reality.
Despite giving it his best effort, he still couldn't realize his dream. It even became harder for him to maintain the broken family that he always looked down on.
It wasn't until then that Rorl admitted he was an average person.
He was only himself, a very regular guy. He was almost no different than the other ordinary guys around him, and he might even fall behind a little.
