How to evaluate Father Pucci, the villain in JOJO's sixth film?

In my personal impression, I feel a person with a strong negative atmosphere. Perhaps it is Jojo's sixth attempt to highlight "fate", which shows that the pastor's plan is progressing very smoothly. Pastor's idea of immortality is to create a world where everyone can know his own destiny, so as to realize the great harmony of all mankind.

The barren wood is obviously against this practice, so the priest is defined as "evil", but just as readers have different views on the great president in the seventh book, Father Pucci's thoughts and practices are quite reasonable to some extent. It's just that there are more nationalists and nationalists, so the president's position is more acceptable-in fact, if some details are deleted, such as X Loli's strong attempt, I'm afraid more readers will support the president; The priest plays a bigger role and is more or less evil, so fewer people accept it.

In the sixth film, Pucci, my father's boss, wants to lock Xu Lun up and kill the fish seller to make a CD. One of the reasons is that awakened people are always happy.

"Father, let people in the old world vote for one side of life. In the new world, they will know their future destiny, but they know that their destiny is accepted calmly and firmly on the road of death. Only the first masters Kipling and Bao Jia Tass, and even the powerful Bugarati spirit, drove the dead body to continue to take action against his boss, and he accepted his fate. But he is fighting against his fate-helping Jono duel with his boss and saving Terry Hugh, thus rewriting the "fate" of Rolling Stone. The rolling stone is like the preface of a poor wooden teacher-fate is a sleeping slave, and we can't rewrite our own ending (boss pursues the ending in pairs), but we can decide our own process (the pursuit process of requiem for golden experience). Finally, the construction of Buxiu Town.