Move to heaven title that may seem strange and incomprehensible without watching the series.

This is quite an interesting and engaging series that tells the story of a young boy who who lives with Asperger's, who helps run his father's business as a trauma cleaner. At the very beginning of the series, I had the feeling that nothing bad would happen here, but I was wrong already in the first episode Han Geu-roo meets misfortune like the loss of a father. For people who are emotional, they will definitely burst into tears, even when I started to cry, come on, it doesn't happen to me often. I can honestly say that I cried the whole series for the first time in my life.
The following episodes were as emotional as the first. In this series, we can definitely see a reflection of our own private lives to some extent, and it will give us some thought to think about what we can do to be better for others as well as for ourselves.
In this series we also encounter problems that accompany sick people like the main character. We also see that it is not worth judging people until you have met them. We looked at the misfortunes of young people who wanted to help their families or just get to know them.

Move to heaven these words are significant for the heroes I mentioned above. Because all the cases I listed are stories of people who died. You can guess that their last will was to tell their loved ones how they feel. And the trauma cleaner was there to fulfill their last wish so that their souls could go to heaven.

That's why this title is important to this show because it reflects, if I may say so, honor to those who died.