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[Saint of humanity? No, I’m the Demon Prince!]
Lucifer the Thirteenth, the laziest prince in Hell, receives the ultimate KPI to inherit the family business: commit one hundred heinous crimes in the human world.
But the moment he steps outside, the laws of cause and effect go haywire.
He tries to spread a plague, but ends up handing out demon-branded vaccines and winning a medical award.
He tries to start a war, but performs a dance for peace and is named a goodwill ambassador.
He tries to blow up a church, but saves the Pope along the way and is hailed as a living saint.
With his criminal record wiped clean and his demon status about to be revoked, even the archangels have become his biggest fans, begging him to share his “secrets to doing good.”
His furious father in Hell roars, “You wretched son! What kind of demon are you supposed to be?!”
Heaven extends a heartfelt invitation: “Dear saint, would you consider switching sides?”
Lucifer the Thirteenth looks at the uncontrollable golden glow of merit surrounding him and falls into deep thought.
“If I go back and tell Dad I want to be a good person… is it too late?”
I have read many chapters and it is really well written. It is eye-catching with its unique creativity and funny plot. Lucifer wanted to do evil but was twisted by cause and effect, and he repeatedly became good. This anti-routine setting brings intensive laughter, lightheartedness and humor. In the reversal of good and evil, it shows a different kind of fun, which not only breaks the conventional imagination, but also makes people feel the wonder of fate in laughter. It is a nonsensical and refreshing article worth reading.