La Gonnert, a prestigious justice in Indian upper class, believes in such a philosophy: "The son of a good man must be a good man; The thief's son must be a thief. " This fallacy of judging a person's virtue by blood relationship has harmed many good people. Judge La Gonnert wrongly convicted Zaka, the son of a robber, according to the absurd theory that "the son of a criminal must follow his father". After Zaka escaped from prison, he was forced to become a robber, determined to retaliate against the judge. La Gunnart really fell for it and drove away his pregnant wife. Raz grew up in poverty with his mother, and Zaka threatened to lure Raz to become a thief. After living a life of wandering and stealing, Raz met his childhood friend Rita, and they really fell in love. Raz hates his stealing and depraved life and longs to make a living by his own labor. However, Zaka continued to persecute him. When he faced his biological father, his father's absurd theory made his future hopeless. ...