Tarangmyeonyeogira Jaeanggeup Mageom Deulgo Sijakanda

In a world where cursed artifacts whisper madness and corrupt even the strongest of souls, one man stands apart—not because of immense power or heroic destiny, but because of a singular, almost pathetic immunity. While others succumb to the insidious taint of forbidden relics, the protagonist remains eerily untouched, his mind an unbreachable fortress against the psychic decay that claims all others. This peculiar resilience, however, does not earn him glory or gratitude. Instead, it brands him as the ultimate dumping ground, a living repository for the very objects that drive humanity to ruin. Day after day, he is burdened with the most dangerous, malevolent items known to exist, forced to carry the world’s discarded horrors simply because he is the only one who can. Yet, this relentless accumulation of curses takes its toll in ways no one anticipates. Each relic he absorbs leaves a faint, indelible scar, piling silent suffering upon his shoulders while the world treats him as a convenient, expendable tool. He is praised for his usefulness but pitied for his existence, a pariah cloaked in the very darkness he contains. As the weight of countless malevolent artifacts begins to mount, the protagonist must grapple with a harrowing question: how long can a man remain sane when he serves as the final vessel for every nightmare the world refuses to face? His unique gift is also his cruelest curse, and the path forward demands not just survival, but a desperate bid to reclaim his own identity from the shadows he has been forced to swallow.