Tokyo: Being a Priest in a Women's Prison

Yu Echizen never thought that all the people in prison were heinous, just like the female prisoners in this Tokyo women's prison. The law arranges for female prisoners to atone their sins in prison, and as a priest, Yu Echizen listens to the confessions and confessions of those who still have good intentions in their hearts, and fulfills their obsessions. Through the Bible formed by the system, Yu Echizen can see the obsessions and good and evil values ​​​​of the female prisoners. He told the female prisoners to believe in the Lord and that they would be saved by the priest. From then on, Yuu Echizen's name began to be praised in the Tokyo Women's Prison. Even the most hopeless female prisoners began to hope that one day they would be interviewed by the priest. And each of those obsessions also involves deeper sins. Finally, Yu Echizen understood why no one in the entire Tokyo Women's Prison was labeled "extremely evil"... Many years later, Yu Echizen stood in the church, looked at the police who were surrounding him, and opened the Bible in his hand: "You always say that I am a hypocrite and not religious." "It's ridiculous. You don't believe in heaven or earth, you don't believe in the Lord, you don't believe in fate. You don't dare to look directly into your own hearts, but you judge me for being hypocritical." "But you are right about one thing. I have never believed in the so-called Lord. I am my own priest."