This is actually a short comment.
I'm used to standing on the opposite side and thinking about questions, leaving aside the experimental department, the children, and the madmen, how many tall buildings are there in that only remaining city, and how many surviving people are there? What should their position be? If they are the majority of "human" society, then their survival is important. From this point of view, what the Experimental Department is doing is correct, if it is not for Littlefinger's stupid ambition. If the male protagonist has ambition one day, can he become "God" in seconds?
What is a person who can give you life and death if it is not a god? Plus a group of god servants who are immune to the virus and listen to the myth... the picture is too beautiful to think about. I secretly thought that this shouldn't be in line with the value of "morality" that guarantees survival for most people.
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