So, wow. 
 Although I have to say, it's much shorter so everything resolved very quickly, this was still a thought provoking read. 
 Initially, we are introduced to Anda, a girl who starts playing this online game. Her friend, wants her to hunt down gold farmers with her because she feels that it is unfair that noobs get high level characters with furnished everything just by money. So they hunt down these gold farmers. 
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 However, as the story continues, I felt myself thinking, "what about the other side's perspective?" and we get that question answered through a gold farmer named Raymond. 
 Raymond, a gold farmer in China is living under harsh conditions. He's sick but he cannot afford to not work because he needs the money. It's quite sad that he works 16 hours though he's only still a teenager. It really goes to show how much of my life I take for granted. Given, I am not the richest person in the states, I am still being housed under a roof with money to afford going to college. That is something too right? 
 Anyway, so as the story continues, we see their friendship blossoming until Sarge finds out. In which case, we also find out that Raymond is fired because Anda tried to get him to pull a strike. His friend, being very upset, tells Anda to leave all of them alone. However, before doing so, he asked her to spread word on what had happened to Raymond. She did and I believe it eventually did change the outcome of their work conditions. 
 I think overall, despite it being short and quick, it conveyed enough message about poverty and other living conditions people around the world must endure. It's hard but we all have to do what we have to do. 
 The scene I loved the most was when Anda bursted in person. While her parents were simply getting ice cream, she didn't get any. She's finally realized that the world isn't as perfect as the world she lives in. Not everyone can afford what she can and I believe she recognizes that fact. It's definitely something I can understand because as my family struggles with daily living, I would have my APPE partner raving about all the trips her mom pays for. I think it is something similar to those lines because what others can afford, others may not ever be able to experience it. 
 And it sucks. 
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 I think, overall, this graphic novel explores so many different aspects of the world. The people who can't afford versus those who could. The people who has certain benefits cause of the law as opposed to those who may be working illegally. All these things are put into perspective and who knows? You might have a different opinion than I. 
 Happy reading