I said you are all war criminals

【Goto Ichiri reached out and held Nijika's hand.】

"We are companions. We must support each other and move forward together."

【"……good"】

[Hongxia said this, pulled Yili's hand over, and hugged Yili in her arms.]

"We are friends. We should support each other and move forward together."

Bai Ye put on sunglasses.

No, you guys shouldn't be so close...

"Besides...it may not succeed in the end."

Hakuno watched the simulator develop.

As mentioned before, the probability of Ichiri's plan succeeding is only 50%... This is not a malicious operation by Bai Ye, but the plan itself is not perfect.

At least, compared to "making someone into a human pillar to stabilize the three realms", this plan is not perfect.

[Do you want to determine the result as success or failure? ]

The simulator raises questions at the right time.

As long as he used his achievements, Bai Ye could of course also fix the randomness in the simulation. From this perspective, it wasn't really about probability... it was about Bai Ye's choice.

If Hakuno chooses "failure", then Goto Ichiri's plan will fail completely.

If Hakuno chooses "success", then Goto Ichiri's wish will be fulfilled.

After all.

It's just a simulation.

Hakuno's simulator is "absolute" to the people in the simulation.

"——Simulator, what is the success rate of Ichiri's plan?"

【According to calculations, the success rate is about 37%】

"Ha, what do you mean by less than 50%? Isn't this still far from enough?"

Hakuno chuckled and then touched his pocket.

It took him a moment to fish out his wallet and pull out a coin.

Coincidentally, this coin is the "five yen" coin.

The five-yen coin symbolizes fate in Japanese culture, stemming from its similar pronunciation to "goen" (五円) and "goen" (缘) (缘分). This coincidence of homophones imbues the five-yen coin with a beautiful meaning, making it a symbol of good fortune. Since ancient times, the Japanese have viewed the five-yen coin as a lucky charm, believing it can bring about good relationships and strengthen bonds between people.

It can also be said that this is a coin that symbolizes "destiny".

"But more importantly, the coin should be fifty-fifty on both sides."

Hakuno said, throwing the coin into the air.

The five-yen coin drew a silver arc in the dim room, tumbling in the air, reflecting the cold light emitted by the simulator screen.

The speed of the coin's rotation gradually slowed down, as if time was stretched at this moment. Bai Ye's eyes followed it closely, feeling the gears of fate slowly turning.

Heads or tails?

Before the coin even hit the ground, Hakuno grabbed it in his palm. Then, he flipped his wrist, revealing the coin.

……front.

"Okay, simulator."

Bai Ye was willing to accept defeat.

"Let Goto Ichiri's plan succeed."

1

Chapter 1 The final simulation ends.

【Thirty-five years after the destruction of the Earth.】

Everything is perfect on "New Earth," a giant world made up of giant continents that makes people feel that their astronomical knowledge is questionable.

Sunlight filters through thin clouds, illuminating the emerald green grassland. A gentle breeze carries the fragrance of flowers. Children chase and play on the grass, their laughter as clear and melodious as wind chimes. In the distance, houses of varying styles dot the landscape, creating a harmonious and beautiful scene.

On New Earth, technology is highly advanced, making life convenient and comfortable. Smart home systems manage all household chores, allowing people to focus on their hobbies. Hovering cars zip through the air, whisking people to their destinations quickly, eliminating the hassle of traffic jams.

Resource recycling systems convert waste into energy, achieving zero pollution and zero emissions. With fresh air and pure water, people fully enjoy the gifts of nature. Medical technology has advanced by leaps and bounds, effectively treating a wide range of illnesses. People's lifespans are significantly extended, leading to healthier and happier lives.

Our education system emphasizes individual development, allowing every child to discover their talents and nurture them fully. A wide variety of cultural activities, including art, music, and sports, enrich and enrich people's spiritual lives. The community is harmonious and friendly, with mutual support and a shared goal of creating a beautiful home.

Here, there is no war, no poverty, no disease, only peace, prosperity, and happiness. People live and work in peace and contentment, enjoying the wonderful life brought by scientific and technological progress, their faces filled with happy smiles. The New Earth is a true Garden of Eden, the paradise of human dreams.

[The one who manages this perfect world is not the League of Nations, but the Starry Knights.]

[Starry Knights…]

"SKIP."

Hakuno skipped the simulator's "ending animation."

"Let me see what's happening over there on Mars."

[Mars, the hardline space migration thirty-five years ago, was deemed a "large-scale migration agreed upon by all nations" through large-scale memory manipulation. Although Mars' level of development is not as high as New Earth's, but...]

"Skip, look at what Kita is doing."

[Mars, Dome City No. 4 in Ares Valley.]

"Rock never dies! Kita Kita Studio is open as usual today!"

Kita Ikuyo became the owner of a small music studio on Mars. The studio wasn't big, and the equipment was a bit rudimentary, but the walls were covered with various band posters, giving it a rock and roll atmosphere.

A Martian youth with a mohawk screamed into the microphone, strumming an electric guitar with a ferocious expression, as if venting all his anger. The drummer pounded the drums frantically, the tempo so fast it was breathtaking. The bassist kept a steady rhythm, preventing the band from getting out of control.

Kita Ikuyo, however, was listening with gusto. She clapped her hands to the beat and excitedly shouted, "Do it again! The chorus is even more powerful this time!"

"…No, Kita? Is that what you do?"

Hakuno showed a subtle expression.

Honestly, Hakuno had no idea why Kita wanted to become a music store owner. After all, of the four members who had left the band, Kita was probably the one with the least interest in music.

This wasn't just an image from "Lonely Rock," it was also the conclusion Hakuno had drawn after observing Kita in real life over the past two weeks... How did that saying go? That's right, Kita joined the band because of his admiration for vanity—no, admiration for Ryo.

correct.

"Come to think of it, the person I was simulating with this time was Kita... What did she do?"

to be frank.

Hakuno has no recollection of what Kita did.

This guy, how come he doesn't have any initiative at all...

"Forget it, let's see what Liang is doing."

[New Earth, District 1 Genetic Agriculture Research Center.]

The simulator's graphics were so vivid that Shiroe almost thought he'd stepped into some idyllic VR game. Sunlight streamed through a vast glass dome, illuminating a lush green farm. All sorts of bizarre plants thrived, and the air was filled with the delicate fragrance of earth and plants.

A familiar figure is busy working on the ridge of a field. It's Yamada Ryo. She's wearing simple work clothes, goggles, and gloves. She's holding a strange instrument, scanning several blue tomato plants.

"Holy crap, Ryo? What are you doing?"

Bai Ye couldn't help but complain, "Agriculture? Are you serious?"

Liang, inside the simulator, remained completely unmoved by the sun, continuing to fiddle with the instrument. After completing the scan, she began writing and drawing on the electronic clipboard, her brow furrowed, as if she had encountered some difficulty.

Shiroya, bored, manipulated the simulator's camera, circling Liang. He discovered the farm was far larger than he'd imagined, and the sheer variety of exotic plants dazzled him. Huge pumpkins piled like hills along the edge of the fields, emitting an alluring sweet aroma; purple corn stalks towered into the sky, laden with cobs that gleamed with a metallic sheen; and some unnamed plants shimmered with a strange light, as if transplanted from another planet.

"What the hell is this..."

Bai Ye muttered, "Genetically mutated fruits and vegetables? Can you eat these things? They won't kill people, will they?"

He continued to observe her work. She carefully pulled a vial of fluorescent green liquid from her pocket, drew a few drops with a dropper, and dripped them onto a withered blue tomato seedling.

[Almost in the blink of an eye, the seedling regained vitality at a speed visible to the naked eye. The originally wilted leaves stretched out again, and the color became brighter.]

[From time to time, Liang picked a leaf or fruit, put it under the microscope, and then recorded the data on the recording board.]

"I never thought Liang would do something like this."

Hakuno pressed the side of his face, "Is it to help relieve the pressure on the land? As for Ryo... yes, as long as she's serious about it, she should be able to do it."

"This brain is really wasted on starting a band."

Hakuno marveled, his fingers darting across the control panel, zooming in on the simulator to see what scribbled on Ryo's clipboard. Even though he couldn't understand a single word, he still admired the way Ryo worked diligently.

Come to think of it, it was Liang's brainpower that helped me come up with that amazing cybernetic body during my first simulation. This girl, though seemingly clueless, is actually a hidden scientific genius. Now that she's switched to agriculture, she might actually come up with something truly astonishing. Then, achieving a yield of 10,000 kilograms per mu or transforming a desert into an oasis won't be a dream anymore.

"Look at the others, Hongxia... No, let's leave Hongxia for last. Let me see what Xiangzi Xiangteler is doing."

"Children, today we have to learn a very important lesson: racial discrimination is not allowed!" Xiangzi said in a gentle voice, holding a fluffy bunny stuffed animal in his hand.

Racial discrimination? Bai Ye rubbed his eyes, making sure he hadn't seen it wrong. No, you're a genocidal massacre, destroying satellites and killing hundreds of millions of people. What right do you have to say that?

"Teacher, what is racial discrimination?" a little girl with pigtails raised her hand and asked.

"Well, that means we shouldn't think bad of others or bully them just because they look different or speak differently," Xiangzi explained patiently. "Just like bunnies and kittens, even though they look different, they're both adorable animals. We should all love them, right?"

[“Yes!” the children answered in unison.]

Shiro switched perspectives, like watching an absurd black comedy. From the perspective of a little girl with twin pigtails, he watched Xiangzi gently flip through a picture book, pointing to the drawings of giraffes, zebras, and lions. He said in a sickly sweet voice, "Look, even though they look different and speak different languages, they all get along and build a beautiful rainbow bridge together!"

"Wow!"

The children exclaimed in unison.

Bai Ye almost spat out a mouthful of blood. Rainbow Bridge? I don't believe you! Did this woman name the satellite that destroys humanity "Rainbow Bridge"? This brainwashing method is so clever that it's disgusting.

He switched to the perspective of a chubby little boy.

The little boy was listening intently to a story, holding a half-eaten biscuit in his hand. Crumbs fell onto his clean clothes. Xiangzi noticed and gently brushed off the crumbs for him, smiling gently and saying, "Little boy, please pay attention to hygiene."

"Thank you, teacher!"

The little boy said this in a baby voice, his eyes full of admiration for Xiangzi.

"Skip!"

Hakuno couldn't bear to watch any longer, "Go see... who? Who else is it... oh right, Yukinoshita Yukino!"

The simulator flickered again.

Yukinoshita Yukino sat upright in a bright classroom, facing dozens of students and talking freely.

"Laws aren't static texts; they're the foundation of the ever-evolving human society." Her clear, cool voice echoed through the classroom, carrying a hint of maturity. "Today, let's discuss a core question: What kind of laws do humans truly need?"

"Teacher Yukinoshita, I believe the most important role of the law is to maintain social order and protect the personal and property safety of citizens." A boy wearing glasses raised his hand to speak.

Yukinoshita Yukinoto nodded slightly, "Order is indeed important, but if the law only protects the interests of a few, then where is the fairness for everyone else?"

"Teacher, I think the law should be people-oriented and focus on the rights and interests of vulnerable groups," said a girl with a ponytail.

"Vulnerable groups?" Yukinoshita Yukino tapped the blackboard. "Defining what constitutes a vulnerable group is itself a question worth discussing. Today you think they are vulnerable, but tomorrow, you might become the vulnerable group in their eyes."

“The essence of law is not simply punishment and restraint, but to guide humanity towards a better future.”

Yukinoshita Yukino continued, "What we should think about is how to formulate a legal system that can maintain order, ensure fairness, and adapt to future social development."

"A legal scholar..."

Hakuno recalled, "I think Yukinoshita's original story was that she was a bank clerk? Like Naoki Higashi? Now she's become a legal scholar. Is that a good thing or a bad thing..."

Never mind, I’ll think about it again.

What other characters are there in this simulation?

There's no need to look at the Death God side, as they're definitely still there. What about the Starry Knights of Death? What other characters are there?

...Yanaimi?

"Look at what Yanami Kyouna is doing."

The simulator screen flickered, and this time the scene was no longer a classroom, but a bustling street.

The cries of vendors, the honking of cars, and the bustling sounds of people blend into a strange urban symphony. Yanai sees Ancai, wearing exaggeratedly large sunglasses and a bohemian dress, standing in front of a grilled squid stall, bargaining fiercely with the owner.