[Sakamoto Daily Days/shinbutsu] Do All Killers Think the Same?

"Mr. Shen Shenyu is trembling." The Buddha raised his head slightly and smiled, "Are you pitying me? But pity is not love, right?" Shen Shenju smelled the smell of rain on the Buddha. The breath of death smells like love. The Buddha smells like love. He recalled his reasons for killing. Do all killers think the same? ​Obviously not. The Buddha has always been like this. Shen Shen Ji didn't understand her; She Shen Ji easily concluded that she was "abnormal". No, Big Buddha. Shen Shen said with heart. Salvation exists, but it is not for people like them. The best way not to be cut by the blade is to hold the handle of the saw. If you want to be entangled on the bloody road, love should be so violent that the wounds will be nailed into each other's flesh. *It is all the product of lack of sleep, poor thinking, confused thinking, desperate mood, and nihilistic outlook. *The description of bloody scenes in the article often uses metaphors. Such expressions are only narrative style and do not represent approval or beautification of violence. *Emotional expression is extremely obscure and relies on details and psychological description to advance. *The protagonist is a killer, and his behavior lacks traditional moral restraints. *This article is a secondary creation based on the characters of the original work, and is significantly different from the tone of the original work. Purpose: Why should we think about "reasons for killing"? Of course it's because he's killing.