How arrogant it is!

If I could do it, everyone can do it!

He was a nice guy, but is this where we say goodbye, Rofukare?

Former Lucifer might be able to do that…

God Anti

Don’t assert that you will fail refreshingly.

To Father
You’re similar, aren’t you?

A good guy who makes me realize that humanity just doesn’t get along.

No? You’ll fail?
What the hell is this?!

But thanks to Vil, most of humanity will be massacred next year.

Aren’t you doing the same thing as that old man?

First, if the prophecy cannot be overturned, the combination of genocide and the final judgment is certain.
If it’s a prophecy, it will fail, but I can only believe that everyone can definitely do it.
The thread image is also crazy, but in the end, it’s stuck, so fundamentally, it’s God’s fault.

Lost
Defeat.
Su
The text “る” has no direct translation on its own as it is a grammatical element in Japanese. In context, it can function as a verb ending or an auxiliary verb.

The direction of arrogance feels like the Reiwa era.

If Lofocale fails, will Lofocale become dust?

I saw that I failed when I looked into the future, but if everyone does their best, we can manage somehow!

When a professional athlete who achieved results during their active career becomes a coach, it turns out like this.

I feel like I don’t often see portrayals of arrogance like this.

This time it looked a lot like Raios.

You seem like the president of a one-man black company.

They look just like each other, parent and child.

Aren’t the things you’re telling your father coming back to you like a boomerang?

The possibility of failure is high, but if you work hard, it’s definitely understandable that you can succeed.
You can change the future if you work hard, even if you fail! That’s really distorted.

I can’t forgive you for arbitrarily choosing, Dad!

I was convinced when someone said in the thread right after the update, “The son is doing the same thing as his father with the intention of breaking away from him.”

Arrogant and with bad traits just like Dad, truly a Lucifer.

But the fact that humanity has to continue fighting the Seven Deadly Sins, which will perpetually re-populate, gives some credibility to the idea that this world is just awful, and I find that unpleasant.

But I understand that this guy’s position is also tough…
Maybe I have to do something that outrageous to get my father’s attention.

This is a trial for you all, it’s love, so do your best, do your best!!
That’s precisely the absurdity of the creator.

I’m really surprised to see such an arrogant way of writing from this Lucifer.
It’s really arrogant to impose the fact that only I have the protagonist’s privilege.

Even if I were to argue back, I already know the outcome ahead of time, so it literally doesn’t make any sense.

A good example that even if one side is wrong, the other side isn’t necessarily right.

Unless they deviate from prophecy, everyone who cannot go to heaven is destined to perish, so I’m quite pressed for time.

I wonder if I can use Hoï to resurrect even if I fail and Rofocale dies.

It’s okay because I’ll be revived! The priest said so too.

No way! I was really attached to the hell party!!

There’s no way that could go well! In response to that, it’s true, right? I know it won’t go well. But if everyone tries hard, we should be able to manage somehow, because I did it. If that’s the answer, then there’s no conversation to be had…

Aren’t you going to act in a way that avoids spoilers…?

Arrogance… is this arrogance?

A idealistic Lyos.

Even if you are revived, you will only be drenched in holy power, so isn’t it just prolonging hell?

If something unexpected happens with this guy, his expectations will come true.
This game is way too shitty.

So, are you going to wait for the Last Judgment? When there’s a recent massacre, would you still wait?
From Lucifer’s perspective, this is probably a bad route that’s guaranteed to end poorly unless a miracle happens and someone deviates from it.

I did it too, you know.

I’ve never seen a character who knows an infallible prophecy but is still trying to solve things with sheer willpower.
Such a person is emotionally disturbed, so it’s only natural that there are no similar ones.

Does this manga only have a choice between two options, both of which are crap?

I’m scared of this guy because he doesn’t seem like he would reconsider even if he dies.

Even gods have their own motivations, but don’t they want the same things as this guy…?

In the end, this world is on the brink of a massive genocide, and if we don’t somehow manage to change that with determination, everyone will just die; that’s probably true.

But the future can be changed! That hope seems very human…

“Stop being a demon, president of the black company.”
Well, GOD is quite dark too, you know.

I thought this was a work where gods don’t appear, but it seems like they’re going to show up.

It’s bad because I do it knowing 100% that I’ll fail.

I think it will probably be okay, so let’s try giving the switch for nuclear weapons to everyone after making all of humanity immortal.
It’s like that kind of vibe.

The greedy demon king seems to be the best option at the moment.

I know what the future holds, but I won’t give up on human potential…!

All the demon lords are just too useless.

If you don’t remove the prophecy that is 100% certain to be wrong, everyone will die anyway.

The protagonist is often criticized for pushing through with a “I believe in the future of humanity!” mentality against the final boss’s pessimism.
It’s the first time I’ve seen a character depicted with that kind of creepy feeling as its foundation.

It’s a retry!

“I remembered the story that says the sure way to make it rain is ‘to keep going until it rains.'”
This is the ultimate version.

Better than God.

That child didn’t put in enough effort…

Anyway, even if they say that Vil will fail, you won’t quit, right?

Rios, who is interested in people.

It seems like they wouldn’t get along at all with the other demon lords.

Denying the love of God is not the issue; rather, fully affirming it is what feels weird.

Well, I think Lucifer himself is really working hard too.
Unconsciously thinking that everyone around is the same as oneself.

It’s the kind of thing that His Excellency Valzeride could do, right?

You can rest assured that Imuri will be excluded.

Wasn’t the plan of laziness a reasonable argument?
It would be better to just sleep in this world.

What was it that made the homo awaken Baba Yaga?

Stop using the excuse of a tough mindset when it’s inconvenient, even though you have the ability to predict the future!

Satan must have a hard time too.
But for him, the mama battle was the biggest challenge…

Well, if this wipes out all the demons, it would be lucky for humanity…

Since I said goodbye to my family, I’m told that Lofos will die here too, right?

I really hate being forced to go along with something that can’t even be called a gamble with 0% chance of success…

By saying “all demons,” does that mean Satan will also be affected by this?
Was there a chance of enduring, or is it a reading that the priest boy would stop?

If I’m going to die anyway, it’s worth a try! I was able to do it!

Satan and Lucifer can be considered the same depending on the interpretation, which is frightening…

Are the villagers of Lucifer Village demons?

Don’t let such a guy have immortality.
It becomes strange because the person who only has the final determination actually has the power to truly continue until they succeed.

I feel a strong sense of discomfort, but what kind of flow will the conflict take… Then it comes to this… There’s no choice but for you to fight, Priest.

If you talk about it, you’ll understand, and if you do it, you can! The source is me!

Every single demon king here can’t understand a word!!

The future can be changed!!

It’s a prediction that is 100% certain to fail, and there’s no way forward from there.
But since I changed the outcome just once, everyone else, please change it somehow too!
So it’s arrogant, but it’s somewhat difficult to attack, or rather, it’s a desperate measure.

If anything, the current priest boy has fallen from angel power, so getting hit by this light might cause damage, right…?

There is a theory that Satan and Lucifer are the same, but I wonder which one tempted with the fruit of knowledge in this work.
I think it’s definitely Satan because it’s a visual snake.

How arrogant it is!
Does he think he has become some kind of god?

You can do it! I believe in you!

Looking at how Lucifer responds to the priest, it seems that Rofocale also had a similar attitude when they first met.
I feel like I’ve been told in detail when I will die.

I guess I just think that it’s alright if what I did ends up failing and involves a lot of other people.

It is stated as 0% in God’s plan, but since the future can be changed with a probability of less than one, let’s do our best.

From Lucifer’s perspective, if a miracle doesn’t happen here, I’m stuck either way…
Isn’t it really God’s fault that the world is in a deadlock?

But what will the priest do if we stop Lucifer?
Can you really just leave the homo’s plan as it is, Father?

It makes me laugh to think that even the four characters were thinking about things like this.

But what Lucifer means is, “If you’re going to die anyway, why not take a chance on a 0% possibility and die now?”

Lucifer is a demon not mentioned in the Bible, but what is this guy about?

Well, if you try to change a result that absolutely cannot be changed…
There’s no choice but to challenge what you know will end in failure.

If this is Lucifer, I would like to see Christ as well…

I’m just about at the second speech bubble now…

You should stop because they say Ville will fail…

Well, it’s because this guy won’t give up that God made him that way…

Do we need an overwhelming part even though we know we can succeed in persuading?

If you’re going to quit just because it’s 0%, then you shouldn’t have gone against God in the first place…

If there’s a scene in a battle manga where the enemy overwhelms, it becomes exciting…

They said I might lose my faith.
Then he’s just a boy.

I think he’s not a bad person, even though he’s being made fun of excessively.
I thought it was worse to think of him as a bad guy than to fail to control Baba Yaga, Vil, you know…

Since it also conveys how to go to heaven at the Last Judgment, a normal person would think it’s better to put effort into that direction.

What is that stage you’ve overcome after “a few stages”?
Talk in detail.

Are you still under the impression that you have faith after falling for the devil, relying on the devil, and descending into hell?

If there were no future of massacres, things might have progressed a little more peacefully.

Rather, it’s easier if the bad guy is as obvious as a fly…

The man closest to God in this world.

It’s not about being good or bad.
If even going against God, which cannot be overturned, is part of God’s plan.
I even start to doubt whether there is a will of their own.

Even if Father-kun cooperates and strays from the route, it seems like there will be something mixed in with Father-kun that causes trouble, leading to a worse future due to that cooperation…

Although it’s swaying, I still haven’t lost faith in Father yet.

Truly arrogant and scary.

After all, the weakest and most uncool among the Seven Deadly Sins was Asmodeus, right?

I like that you are close with the fly uncle.

I can’t dislike him because his victory declaration made me laugh so much.

If I can see that I’m going to fail, I want to quit, but I’m doing it because I want to change that certain failure.
Seeing a future of failure is rather the fundamental reason for doing it.

If all you’re going to say is “I don’t want to,” then the persuasion part wasn’t necessary from the beginning, was it?

It’s impressive and erotic that you instilled sexual desire and made me sway, even if just for a moment.

Overall, Asmodeus-sama is truly winning.

No matter what I do, everything goes according to the plan I stole in advance, so it’s driving me crazy.

If Asmodeus got hit directly by Lucifer’s purification beam and turned to ash and disappeared, I wouldn’t be able to bear it.
Other deadly sins seem like they could endure one way or another…

If only the priest had said it’s okay…

It’s nice when a minor character from episode 1 gets revenge and wins.

Even if we set aside the victory declaration, it’s not just a little funny to see them act like understanding supporters from behind.

You were just saying that God’s love is one-way and that’s no good!

Even though I know it’s a bad idea, the desire to try it is something everyone feels.
Denying that will lead to losing hope…

If you say that everything is predetermined by an unchangeable fate, and then add that the priest is unwilling to help, wouldn’t that make you want to cooperate for now and avoid the prophecy route?
It must be fate because it can’t be helped.

If it weren’t for the rape, we would have really won…

I have also surpassed the rules set by God.
Everyone can do it!!!!!!!!

Asmodeus is boasting about winning the match, but it’s laughable because they haven’t won at all.

Rather than trying something that you know will fail
Isn’t it easier to try failing at something you know will succeed?

If Asumo could have suppressed his sexual desires, he would have won.