I originally wanted to write a short review, but the short review couldn't fit, so I put it here, the following contains spoilers.
6.0, congratulations to Amano Xuehui for successfully killing the male protagonist in "The Great Sword" and occupying the position of the most disgusting anime male protagonist in my heart. Hypocrisy, Virgin, hesitation, greed, all the shortcomings of disgusting male characters in Japanese heroine dramas are all gathered on him and amplified. One of the 12 characters who participated in the game (even the serial killer who died at the beginning of the 3rd) is more qualified to live than him, but unfortunately it was him who killed the rest with his own hands (or by driving his little licking dog). All characters (including helping him care for his friends), a few still use very mean methods.
What? You say that cruel, paranoid, my wife Yuno, the representative of all the sick and charming characters? Personally, I think she is the worst character in the play, because of the misfortune of the family since childhood, the despair after everything, the disappointment of X Zhoumu Xuehui who was hesitant, the yearning for a better life, everything led to Her final disillusionment. Is she really chasing Xuehui? No, she actually wanted someone to love her and give her a little light in her dark and gloomy life. It doesn't really matter if that person is Xuehui, Xuehui is just a symbol, a representative of her ignorant high school life before she joined Samsara and started killing people, and something that once gave her hope. Because of this scumbag's casual promise, she thought that Xuehui would bring her a bright future, but considering the character of Xuehui in the whole play, is this possible? So she can only go on like this. Without the 9th block, she could continue the story with Xuehui of infinite Zhoumu indefinitely, chasing the emptiness of hope. She may be the worst in the whole show.
But in the end, the male protagonist also deserves it, staying in the empty space and waiting to die.
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