Destiny - Is a Weird Thing
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In a world without villains, it's so easy to succumb to the colorful wrapper of hopes for a bright future. But every time reality takes its toll, it is so difficult to accept the fact that one's own ideas about life are false, forcing one to endlessly reflect on what the main problem of heroic society and human nature really is?
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