Hwang Bo Young-woon, who has the special profession of a chick sexer, possesses a constitution and disposition as peculiar as his job, and suffers from the hardship of infertility. Furthermore, as a reader, he grapples with unusual concerns and finds a way out of his own struggles through the fate of the chicks. Western European civilization is shifting from having children directly to a lifestyle of adopting and raising them. Here, the concerns of the Korean Hwang Bo Young-woon are leveraged to analyze the virtue of adoption they pursue through an Eastern perspective on life, vividly presenting the issue of the third gender.