In truth, Minako wholeheartedly supported Luo Fan's original plan.
What had Luo Fan's original plan been?
It had been to kill Yamato together with the Weird Bride, then seize his Space-Time Dao Fruit.
To Minako, the Space-Time Dao Fruit did not matter. What mattered was killing Yamato.
As someone from Eastern Japan, Minako did, in fact, care about her homeland.
And Eastern Japan Island having become a nation of the Weird was something Minako had always found unbearable.
In China, although the Weird ran rampant there too, the survivors could at least flee and migrate within their own country's borders.
But what about the survivors of Eastern Japan?
Almost all of them had left their homes behind, not even daring to set foot on Eastern Japan's soil.
And where did the root of all this lie?
As the Uncrowned King of the Weird nation on Eastern Japan Island, Yamato naturally bore the greatest responsibility.
Thus, in Minako's view, if Yamato could be killed, perhaps the Weird on Eastern Japan Island would be left leaderless.
When that happened, never mind occupying a piece of land where they could live in peace, as the Sequence Alliance had.
At the very least, the survivors of Eastern Japan could set foot on this land again and migrate across it to escape danger, just as people did in China, couldn't they?
That was why Minako wholeheartedly supported Luo Fan and the Weird Bride's original plan.
But what happened next? Luo Fan and the others changed their plan.
Their revised plan was to take advantage of Yamato's weakened state after he severed the Space-Time Dao Fruit, snatch it, and run.
This plan involved no intention of killing Yamato.
That was something Minako could not accept.
After all, Luo Fan and the others were focused on the