“You used to have no guarantee of life, and you didn’t know when you would die, so you lived arbitrarily, I can understand, but now, you can have a life span of at least ten years, so you must cherish it!”
Carter’s tone was severe.
The biggest problem with the disease is that he doesn’t take his own life seriously, so naturally he doesn’t care about the lives of other people.
To him, death is as insignificant as eating, and if you die, you die.
“Although people often say that people die like a lamp, and when they die, they will return to dust, and the soil will return to the soil, and nothing can be left, but I think it will leave a memory.”
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