I’m glad I was born during wartime because I would have made more people unhappy during peacetime.

Six beautiful girls who saved the world.

The master who leaves his name in history as the greatest among the Han.

I’ve never seen anyone move purely based on their appetite like this.

While being admired by six beautiful girls and two handsome twins, he probably didn’t make a move because he is likely gay.

I did my best.

A person who is convenient for achieving goals.

They’re just a really messed-up person without any malice.

I like how Oscar approached the marriage proposal not from an emotional standpoint, but from the perspective of the support system.

If there’s no risk, I’ll be kind even to the person I’m going to kill.

I don’t think feelings are completely zero, but what do you think?

I feel like there were a few scenes where I didn’t want to kill out of emotion (because it’s troublesome), but my rationality killed on its own.

A man with a devilish mind, devilish body, and devilish reason.

A man who has pursued calculation to the ultimate degree.

Here and there, a passion seeking romance burns the brains of various people.

I wondered if the director was kind… I thought he was smoking a cigarette, but it felt like it was dynamite…

He is a man who read books and studied while generating electricity with a bicycle to eat three meals a day for eight years.

I don’t have that kind of free time.

Well, since it’s someone who has betrayed me twice, I’ll at least take off an arm.

You seem to really like fiction, especially when it comes to movies and classics.

It’s really only the head of the office with whom I enjoyed chatting without any ulterior motives.

I’m about to kill you.

No, it’s not good.

Not a good person.

Once it became clear that the thread was no longer able to kill the Huntress, everything proceeded smoothly towards the conclusion, and it turned out to be a story about how to somehow deal with the very pleased lord.

If there is a reason, it’s understandable to make a rational judgment to commit murder ← that’s a no-go, but I can see where they’re coming from.

Kill for appetite ← Out out out

Unless I corner this guy to a point where there’s no room left to lose… he won’t open up and have an honest conversation.

In such situations, it’s interesting how they genuinely compliment you.

It was like a machine to fulfill a designated role.

I like the scenes where it’s like, “Is there anything that can surprise us in this situation?”

I tend to show some compassion to those who are about to die.

While it is good to be rational, what underlies it is desire for food, so it’s not about being a rational person, but ultimately a person driven by madness.

It’s a character that might not be a good person, but…

The Huntress is a hero of such a level that she will be featured in textbooks after saving the world.

If we took a survey on who the huntress heroine that stayed with the readers until the end is, it would probably be Yomi.

If we include everyone except the Huntress, I think the director will far surpass them.

The fan service for the Huntress of Deluha doesn’t come out until after I’ve shown my true self, like when I think someone would do something for me, even someone like me…

Director: “They must be a good person, but…”

You talked about efforts and super critically good stories with Ichiko, right!

Deluha himself understands that he is a demon and that he will fall into hell.

Really? Did he really die?

It’s interesting that the one who understood the most was Nico.

If the Huntress hadn’t had that kind of parting, there might have been a bit more.

If the world were the world…

I’m a demon, but I can be satisfied with three meals, so I might not be discovered as a bad person during normal times.

If we were living in a peaceful era, becoming a power harassment boss would have been the worst that could happen.

I think that since the end of the world has come, Lord Delwha has been able to fully express his innate talents without holding back.

Even if I can eat three meals a day, it would be normal for you, Lord Deruha, to secretly socially kill someone who is a nuisance.

Why has this person made it their goal to strictly have three meals a day?

I’m just doing it solely to survive…

There are many times when I just feel like saying “I’m going to kill this guy” to the researcher, but I hold back, so my methods can’t always just be about killing.

Not only eating, but high calories = delicious.

There seems to be a standard for what is considered bad and good taste.

However, I feel that Lord Deruha sometimes doesn’t take into account the risk of murders being discovered.

But I did think about what would happen after I die, so I buried the body, right?

In general society, it seems like they approach it in a way that socially kills.

There is no option to live long by limiting to two meals a day.

It’s not that I’m completely devoid of emotions; rather, my emotional ups and downs are intense, and I show respect for both life and actions.

What I prioritize above all else is my three meals, so if something conflicts with that, I will immediately discard it.

This guy seems to be hiding behind someone, but the director also looks like a good person, yet he is quite a dangerous individual.

Because the moment the Copy Deluhah understood that it didn’t need to eat, it self-destructed.

You’re incredibly skilled! You’re skilled, but having two people there doesn’t make any sense! In that case, it would be better to kill and take their food!

It’s unreasonable to expect to fish out a corpse!

What did I do to attract such bad luck that it feels like I’ve been cursed by the gods?

After the complete annihilation, the exploration of the laboratory is producing results with zero ethics…

Since we are facing each other and having a conversation, it will surely be the moment when I set fire to the last director and quickly kill everyone…

They are a person who is outside the realm of good and evil, and if measured by good and evil, they are a truly wicked person.

At the point of creating monster girls…

It’s not just to live a little longer.

Even just continuing to have three meals a day feels like a distortion as a living being…

Is this really something that can be called rational…?

The director’s will is heard, and the priest sincerely believes and seeks help, and he praises beginners for their efforts in their own way.

If Oscar shows any openings, it’s serious, so let’s take him out immediately…

Somehow, after the main story starts, it’s structured in a way that only the Huntress and enemies are killed, except for the last massacre, so there’s no hate generated.

I want to live because I want to live, or rather, I like eating…

Whether it was good or bad that the direction of rationality was the goal of “always eating three hearty meals”…

They often talk about the merits and demerits of killing.

Awareness of the risks associated with killing itself…

It’s insane to think that if you kill everything to eat and then can’t eat anymore, you’d just commit suicide.

Not just the habit of killing people.

He’s a hopeless murderer, yet he’s so charming that he manipulates both men and women; he’s a truly bad person.

There’s a killer!!!

Someone, please come!!!

Which mouth is saying that, it’s laughable.

It is because of this kind of world that the value of being so obsessed with eating three meals a day has emerged.

I’m curious if they have the same level of obsession even in normal times.

Man shall not live by bread alone.

It would probably be better to keep it alive…

Due to bad luck, I often end up having to kill, but since I resurrect, it doesn’t count, it doesn’t count.

It’s probably because I have bad luck that I dislike optimistic predictions and believe in rational judgment.

The manga was interesting until the end, but I always disliked this guy.

Killing others for your own convenience (hunger) can never make you a good person, no matter how you try.

Exclude the Huntress’s perspective.