It wasn't that Mi Hai Sha didn't want to save Ye Shenyue, but that she couldn't. After Yagami's identity was exposed by Niya, she died in Lucks's Death Note. Sa Mihai had a crazy love for Yagami. On Valentine's Day one year after her death (the animated version of the plot was suicide by jumping off a building. The manga did not mention the way of death, but the time of death was given as February 14th, 2011), Sa Mihai also ended her life.
Ye Shenyue had feelings for Mi Haisa. Ye Shenyue had developed feelings for Mi Haisa from the beginning, and his feelings for her were very deep. However, Ye Shenyue had his own plans. In order to prevent his plans from failing, he hypnotized himself, reminding himself that he did not like Mihai Sa. Although Ye Shenyue liked many girls, his feelings for Mi Haisa were especially deep. Mi Haisa also had deep feelings for Ye Shenyue and was even willing to give up her life for him. All in all, Ye Shenyue had feelings for Mi Haisa, but he used her more.
There was some controversy over whether Ye Shenyue was a villain. On one hand, he was the protagonist of the Death Note. He was intelligent, all-rounded in sports, and excellent in acting. He hated evil and used the Death Note he found to punish the criminals. His goal was to build an ideal world. In the process, he showed a certain degree of justice. However, on the other hand, he was unscrupulous and extreme. In the process of large-scale punishment of criminals, his behavior attracted the attention of Interpol and detectives, and he even cleverly set up a trap to kill Detective L. This kind of arbitrary loss of life and resistance to law enforcement had the characteristics of a villain. In the " Top 10 Villains, Night Goddess Moon is only ranked fourth " inventory, she was also regarded as a villain. Therefore, he had both the justice side of punishing criminals and the characteristics of a villain who would resort to unscrupulous means.
In the end, Night Goddess Moon's identity was exposed by L's successor, Niya, and her name was written into the Death Note by the God of Death, Sulfur.
Ye Shenyue's thoughts were complicated. He was a perfectionist who was exquisite, intelligent, and almost perverted. He had long been bored of the world and wanted to change it into his ideal paradise. In the beginning, his understanding of justice was similar to that of ordinary people. He believed that those who were deemed guilty by the public (such as those who could not be punished by law due to insufficient evidence) should be punished. Therefore, he began to use the Death Note to kill prisoners on death row in prison. At this time, his view of justice was still within the limits of the law. However, as the story developed, after L appeared, he began to think of himself as the savior. He saw the Death Note as a tool to control power, and with it, he could almost become a god-like existence that could control the life and death of others. In the process, he gradually fell into the sins he had created. Not only did he have to deal with the police and other killers, but he also had to deal with the internal contradictions and struggles. In the process of pursuing a sin-free world, he gradually deviated from his original idea of justice. He relied too much on the power granted by the Death Note and gradually became the kind of evil that he hated. This also reflected the gradual blurring of the boundary between good and evil in his mind. His original idea of pursuing justice was gradually distorted and he went to the extreme of killing innocent people.
Night Goddess Moon was defeated by L's successor, Niya (N). After successfully killing L, Ye Shenyue became extremely confident and careless, almost exposing her identity. Niya used the follow-up information to find out that Yagami was Kira. After Mei Jou killed Takada Kiyomi, Niya obtained evidence to defeat Yagami, and Yagami was defeated in the end.
Yes, Ye Shenyue died in the end. His identity was exposed in a battle of wits with L's successor, Niya. His name was written into the Death Note by the God of Death, Liok, and he died.
Night God Moon's identity was exposed by L's successor, Niya, and her name was written into the Death Note by Death God Liuren.
Moon Chaser and Bright Night Ji were two Spirit-branded Retainers in Onmyoji. From the attributes of the interface, Moon Goddess's position was PR, which was a CSABA interface, while Bright Night Ji's position was SSR, which was a BSBA interface. Apart from speed and defense, Moon Chasing Goddess 'attributes were slightly higher than Bright Night Ji's. However, in other aspects, Bright Night Ji was better than Moon Goddess. In terms of skills, Moon Chaser's skills included [Moon Invitation],[Clear Moon Flare], and [Bright Moon Tide], while Bright Night Ji's skill was [Penglai Jade Branch]. According to the information provided, Moon Chasing Goddess's skill had a pull effect and the ability to increase attack and speed, while Bright Night Ji's skill could cause attack damage and weaken the opponent's ghost fire. Overall, Bright Night Ji's stats and skills were slightly better than Moon Goddess Chaser's. However, which one was better depended on the player's game strategy and needs.
Moon Chaser and Bright Night Ji were both powerful characters in the Onmyoji game, each with their own strengths and suitable scenarios. Chasing the Moon Goddess was suitable for most PVE scenarios. It could provide speed and attack buffs. It was more suitable for dungeons such as Encountering Demons, Secret News, and Demon Seal. Bright Night Ji performed better in PVP environments, especially in fighting techniques and dojos. She could provide all resistance and defense bonuses, which was very useful in situations where a stable defense was needed. If you have enough resources to nurture multiple characters, it is recommended to nurture Bright Night Ji and Moon Goddess at the same time. If you have limited resources, you can choose one of them according to your game needs (PVE or PVP). In general, who you choose depends on your game needs and personal preferences.