The advisor

The events revolve around the "advisor" who is excellent at his work, as his solutions are always easy and effective when he calls it restructuring. They are not clear or chaotic solutions, and certainly not solutions suspected of being murder. But the problem is that the structure does not change; only parts of it disappear. That "natural death" which he precisely carves out is represented by replacing one medicine with another or disrupting mechanisms here or there. People always accept fate, and how can this be more immoral than, for example, marketing cigarettes or digging for fuel? Until a client he knows well, even cares about, comes to him, and for the first time he questions his role in this huge unknown company and understands a little of the true nature of his work—that it is not difficult for his company to plan another murder. Will he be able to escape from the company? Or will the company prevent him? And we live with the hero in his struggle until the end.