The values to live together are conveyed by writer Heo Ji-woong, who embraces malice and explores good will. <Minimum Neighbor> is a struggle to ‘get rid of anger and distrust toward neighbors and find a way to become a minimum neighbor.’ The author tells us that if we have a "heart of concern and consideration for others, boldness that can handle without being bound by what has already happened, and efforts to maintain calmness," anger will subside and the conflict will not worsen, and respects those who do what they have to do in the dark side. It's a reality where you argue that I'm right and you're wrong, but in the end, you can have hope when you help each other and lean on each other. It's a world where rude, irresponsible, and insensitive things happen, but it's a story about living like a human being with "minimum shame." If you follow the author's story, you can realize what is important between people.
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