However, ten years later, Meiko's ghost appeared in front of Renta in a grown-up form, and asked Renta to fulfill her wish.
So Renta gathered all her former partners to work hard for Meizi to "become a Buddha", thus gradually recovering the childhood friendship.
In fact, Meiko's appearance is not so much the fulfillment of her promise to Rentai's mother, but more to heal the scars in the hearts of the "Super Peace Busters".
Ya Yizi's death planted seeds of pain in everyone's heart, and everyone blamed herself for her death, staying on "that day" and unable to break free.
The appearance of Meizi makes everyone slowly face their ugly self, come out of the painful past, and get redemption.
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