Kiichi

Kiichi’s childhood is marked by cruelty and injustice from an early age. After a tragedy that leaves him without his family, he is left alone and forced to survive far from the life he once knew. As he grows older, Kiichi encounters violence, injustice, and the indifference of those around him, refusing to accept a social order he believes to be wrong. His determination to stand against cruelty gradually develops into an uncompromising rejection of lies, hypocrisy, and the inaction of those in positions of power. Confronted with a society that often prefers to preserve the established order rather than address obvious injustices, Kiichi is forced to question what justice truly means and where the limits lie in the fight to achieve it. His story explores the clash between personal convictions and society’s accepted moral standards, raising the question of whether one person can change the system without abandoning his own principles.