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I re-read it many times and felt that my last comment was mixed with too many personal feelings, a little emotional, and slightly unfair. In fact, I shouldn't use "whitewashing" to describe the changes before and after Michael. Every character is complex, and they shouldn't use labels to represent everything they own. The same goes for Michael. Since Lucifer and Meta no longer mind the wrong things Michael has done, I won't dwell on them anymore. But I still feel bad about Lucifer forgetting Yahweh. He doesn't have to love Meta as much as he loves Yahweh, but I don't accept him saying that he loves Meta after he has forgotten Yahweh, as if the love originally belonged to Yahweh, but he didn't remember it, so he gave it to Meta. I would repeat to myself a thousand times in my mind: This is not fair! Unfair is unfair. Meta is Meta, he has done nothing wrong, and the love he gets should only belong to himself. It is the love that Lucifer gives to Metatron, not the love that Lucifer gives to Yahweh. Metatron does not need the love that Lucifer gives to Yahweh. He is not a substitute for anyone, he is himself. I would rather Lucifer have no love for Metatron than have Metatron get Lucifer's love for others. The best ending for Meta in this story should not be forgotten, but Lucifer still remembers Yahweh and always loves Yahweh, but on the premise that he still loves Yahweh, he chooses to love Meta and insists on loving Meta. Love is optional. Lucifer can always love Yahweh, but he cannot love Meta because he has forgotten Yahweh. His love for Meta should be a choice he made on the premise of knowing everything clearly, rather than a ridiculous choice that he only had to love Meta because he forgot about Yahweh, so he accepted it smoothly. This makes me feel that it is unfair to Meta, that Luci's "obedience" is ridiculous, and that Yahweh's presence in this article is ridiculous. I understand that the author likes Yahweh, so he unconsciously chooses a way of shaping it that makes readers feel sorry for him. But this image of a "victim" in which Yahweh was harmed by Luci, disappeared, and was eventually forgotten not only failed to resonate with me, but instead made me feel that it was the most profitable thing in this article. Lucy loved it, Meta loved it, Michael loved it, and Belial loved it. Almost all the important characters love it, it has so much love, so many grievances, and how heart-wrenching it is, but what about Mehta? What does Mehta have? Does Meta have Lucy's love? No, that doesn't necessarily belong to Mehta. I don't know how the author thinks about it, but I don't think Meta would want Luci to forget Yahweh, as that would be harmful to the three people in the story. Yahweh was forgotten by the one he loved, Luci forgot the one he loved most, and Meta could never get Luci's true love for him. This is unfair not only to Mehta, but also to all three people. I don't see the point of this ending.

The road god of the parallel world is HE

Ahhhh, God is still pregnant with a child, you old bastard. Didn't you even notice that he was bleeding? As expected of Uncle Ye, I didn't lose anything like this.

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Let him give birth to Haniya, it is necessary

Go ahead, make sure he has one too. If you talk nonsense, be careful of getting slapped in the face. It will be fun to give birth to Haniya.

Why doesn't this sentence "I love you" appear in the first chapter? Wow TT

Although I also like Yahweh, I think this is unfair to Meta. Lucifer should insist on loving Meta on the premise of knowing all his love and memories about Yahweh, instead of dismissing all conflicts simply because he forgets. Also, Michael was cleared so quickly that it was a bit confusing. But overall I still like this article very much. The image of Metatron in Hebrew mythology has a certain degree of overlap with Michael. It is great to find an author who likes Metatron and is willing to let Metatron be the protagonist.

After all, I am a road warrior, and I don't know why I have read this article, but I think the ending is really good.

I am really confused. If Jehovah is so important, if Gong loves Jehovah so much, if Jehovah is so much more important than Meimei, then why does Gong end up with Meimei instead of Jehovah? If the ending is that Gong and Meimei are together, why does Jehovah always steal the show? He is Gong's first love, and he is the first person Gong fell in love with. After his fall, he will go to heaven because of Jehovah's words, and he still takes risks with Jehovah in an upside-down world. Then why do he end up with Meimei? Don't you feel embarrassed?