Today's recommended "I Am a Relic Organizer", shown by Netflix, uses the most gentle way to talk about the heavy topic of death.

There are only 10 episodes in total.,At present, Douban has a score of 1.0.

Its entry point is very special, revolving around an extremely unpopular but direct professional relic organizer.

What is a Relic Arranger?

To put it simply, yesHelp the deceased organize their belongings, restore their lives from the mess, and tell stories from the fragments.

The male protagonist, Han Kelu, is a young man with Asperger's syndrome, with an amazing memory, meticulous observation, but not good at communication.

Together with his father, he runs a paradise moving company that sorts out the relics of the dead.

However, at the beginning of the story, his father died suddenly.

Kelu, who is alone, can only be arranged by his father before his death,The uncle who has just been released from prison and plays black boxing for a living serves as the guardian.

So, an emotionally closed "rule weirdo" and a swearing, seemingly out-of-tune ex-boxer,Temporarily formed a group of relatives who are most unlike relatives and continue to run this relic sorting company.

The main line starts from this very contrasting relationship, in the process of sorting out the relics of the deceased every time, they continue to splice together the unfinished life of the deceased, and also dismantle each other's closed hearts little by little.

The first client was a young man who died alone in the examination hall.

He worked two jobs before his death, just to become a regular employee.

The note in the relic reads: "I will make it", which makes people sour.

And his death was taken by the company as a "trouble-free" relief, because his parents were deaf and mute and would not make noise.

The second story is about an old lady who died for a month before being found.

Her son, who had never visited him before his death, rushed into his room to find the cash he was hiding.

而她留下的123萬韓元，只為給兒子做一套西裝...

It's a pity that the son who used to buy gifts for his mother only had money left in his eyes when he grew up.

The most special thing about this drama is thatEach episode is a story that is independent and closely resonates with the main story.

Someone died unjustly due to a doctor's trouble, and the relic was a "closet letter" that could not be sent;

Some people are blackmailed "in the name of love" in love, and leave an unsent signal for help before they die;

There are also couples who choose to euthanize together, using the flower room as their last farewell book.

Every time the relics are sorted out, it is a retrospective and a kind of redemption.

And in these silent tellings,Keru's relationship with his uncle also quietly changed.

At first, his uncle only fulfilled his responsibilities perfunctorily, but as he experienced one case after another, he began to understand his father's good intentions, and also learned to be responsible for Kelu and how to become a real family.

If the deceased in the play continued to speak through relics, then the living pair slowly learned to love, understand, and even forgive by saying goodbye to others.

Eventually, we'll find out that"I Am a Relic Organizer" is not about death.

It speaks of unspoken love, of neglected sorrows, of cries that are silent in life and only seen after death.

Every time the relics are sorted out, it is a sewing of regrets in life.

Living people always think that there is still a lot of time, but in fact, life has never "waited".

So after watching this drama, I just want to say: don't wait, tell the person you care about now, "I love you very much"...