In today's increasingly advanced life, convenience is constantly improving, but the hidden dangers brought by civilization are also surfacing one by one. Wars, pandemics, economic issues, and more reveal that humanity is sitting on a train heading to hell. Is the hell that humans have talked about since ancient times merely a comforting notion, a benchmark that, when compared to daily life, doesn't seem so bad? Perhaps the reason why people in today's society no longer fear those ancient legends and depictions of hell is that when daily life itself becomes hell, hell no longer seems terrifying, because people are already living in it.