If I Lived in the United States, I Could Collect Registrations for Everything

In America, he starts as a mortician, picking up all sorts of keywords. He's shot at the start, picking up the "Trainee Cop" keyword, instantly becoming a rookie cop. Collecting bodies for the shooter, he picks up the "Empty Magazine" keyword: "Six shots in a second is the limit for a revolver, not mine." Collecting bodies for victims, he picks up "Powerful Arm," "Emergency Physician," and "Top Extra." Fighting crime syndicates, he picks up "Suit-Wearing Thug," "Seaside Villa," and "Private Jet." A senator's wild imagination leads him to "Millionaire Fiancée," "Millions of Votes," and "Elephant Party Candidate." He's a cop, a secret agent, a senator…and also a genius scientist, a Hollywood star, a tech tycoon, a military-industrial complex… In America, his identity is something he picks up himself. A red hat conceals his fate, half a foolish face hides his true nature. A behind-the-scenes player steps onto the scene…