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Chapter 157 not only exposed many people with double standards, making judgments without reading the story, but also revealed those who are blind.

RESURRECTION IS A POSSIBLE EVENT; AS LONG AS IT'S POSSIBLE, THERE WILL ALWAYS BE PEOPLE HOPING FOR IT.

Some people mistakenly believe Yuu is unaware of the consequences and that resurrection is futile. However, the protagonist and everyone in the story are well aware of the severe consequences of doing so, not indifferent or delusional as some people claim. They are even prepared to face death, yet they still do it because the benefits are immense. And when there are benefits, no matter how crazy it is, people will still accept the consequences.

It sounds crazy, but if you say they're trying to prolong the lives of their loved ones at all costs, to spare them sorrow and suffering, it's much easier to accept.

Begging and pleading.

Praying to God and Buddha.

Accepting exploitation.

Being experimented on, being trampled upon.

Saving lives, killing lives.

Sacrificing their lives, doing everything possible, but nothing worked.

You might say it's due to overwhelming greed, and that's true, but in his first life, Yuu (Angel Michael) chose the death so that his father and the angels could return to God. He was afraid of pain, afraid of death, yet he still chose to sacrifice, but it was all in vain. His father still suffered, the angels were still punished, and humanity was created in a continuous cycle of reincarnation with no escape. God didn't accept them.

He had done everything he could, so in the end, he chose to resist, to sacrifice himself against God so that everyone could be freed from that cycle. You can look at it from many angles, but Yuuichirou was truly desperate. What better path did he have at this moment? To abandon those he loved and continue living? Mikaela would remain a demon forever, Shikama too, and then he would be reborn. Would this pain ever end?

What is right, what is wrong?

If we look at the story from a different perspective, knowing that he is not human but an unforgivable being, trapped in an endless cycle like a prison, with his loved ones suffering and dying, would he still think like he did when he was human? It's hard to say. To the angels, human existence is incredibly fragile and fleeting. Will the moment they learn of their past, will their value remain the same as it was at the beginning?

NOTHING GUARANTEES SUCCESS, BUT NOTHING GUARANTEES FAILURE EITHER.

The angels have fallen, the vampires, the demons, and humanity all have no chance of returning to God. Now they walk a path of no return, no forgiveness. Even if they stop, they don't know how much longer they have to live because punishment is about to come. So, will you choose to enjoy the last moments of peace before the storm hits, or will you risk everything to cling to hope for salvation for everyone?

As Yuu said, at least they tried; if they failed, they would die.

And even in death, he didn't give up.

He will start again, he will find a way to save those he loves.

EXONERATION FOR EVERYONE.

I know I've played this game before.

Previously, we had:

- Guren loves Mahiru.

• Shinya is Guren's best friend, caring for and understanding him the most.
• Shinya used to like Mahiru, but after meeting Guren, he loves Guren even more.

And then Mahiru, the woman he loves, heartlessly killed Guren's most important friend for personal gain (she wanted to force Guren to perform the resurrection ritual).

- But after all that, Guren still loves her and wants to save Mahiru.

Now we have:

• Shinoa loves Yuu.
• Mitsuba is Shinoa's best friend, caring for and understanding him the most.
• Although Mitsuba also likes Yuu, she loves Shinoa more.

And then Yuu, the person Shinoa loves, heartlessly killed Mitsuba for personal gain (they interfered with his plan).

• But Shinoa still loves Yuu and wants to save him?

Are there too many coincidences here (Except that Mahiru loves Guren and Yuu doesn't love Shinoa), or did the author intentionally do this?