I do think there are quite a few problems with this logic. In the early stage, the madness and cold-bloodedness shown in order to expose the existence of demons and fight against demons were so obvious, but Ming still followed him for a lot of episodes before he broke up because he "can't abuse and kill humans at will"... Everything in the early stage made people feel I feel madness and inhumanity, and his secretary is even more difficult to describe. Who knows who knows it's a devil, but he didn't wake up until the eighth or ninth episode... There are still many inexplicable battles in the plot, which may or may not be added, but Most of the battle scenes are not particularly exciting... The content of erotic violence and drug use, as the first comment said, is too hard, and it probably only helps a little in terms of creating a cult feeling. In the end, the naked and bisexual Satan on the cliff in the red ocean and blue starry sky unfolded the memory killing ten years ago. The picture is really beautiful, and the voice of Murase is really that kind of hermaphroditic, fragile and sad feeling. It's good, but probably because the integration of religion and the 21st century is not very good, this kind of surreal, apocalyptic and ancient feeling is not enough to give people a strong impact. Maybe I could say more, but it's not so good. Breath... suffocates me...
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