Don't confiscate my identity as a human race Novel

In 1798, Cardinal Bishop Lanci was interviewed by the press regarding his past involvement with the exiled last princess of the Demon Race and emerging signs of the demons' potential resurrection. He confidently declared that the Demon Race could not possibly revive under her leadership, stating he had devoted considerable effort to maintaining world peace. He dismissed concerns about her influence, arguing that as a demon herself, she could not be corrupted by him, a mere human, and therefore could not be a threat. However, by the winter of 1802, the Demon Race's revival had succeeded. This historical irony appears in an imperial examination question that asks students to identify the primary culprit responsible for the Demon Race's resurrection and to explain why Lanci bears responsibility for this outcome, suggesting his actions or words played a crucial role in the events he had claimed would never occur.