Paho

*All events, companies, and organizations, including religions, mentioned in this work are entirely fictional.* *The narrative includes direct and indirect depictions of drugs, violence, murder, torture, and prostitution, as well as non-consensual sexual acts. The characters do not solely pursue rational behavior.* *There are sentences that indirectly suggest engaging in sexual relations with others.* In the Republic of Korea after unification, Nam Gyeon-hwa, who was selling scrap metal while taking care of his younger brother, receives a lucrative commission through an old colleague and heads to the slums of Seoul, specifically the underground special autonomous district of Nakdo. ...