Remark: What numerical subtraction changes

Subtracting $\log ((\mu \epsilon {)}^{-1})r$ from a positive-cutoff coefficient changes a coefficient of an already fixed old product. It is a numerical comparison prescription, not an unchanged old Wick product.

Conversely, assigning only a finite value at the sharp kernel cannot make the unchanged divergent regular sequence sequentially continuous. The finite part does not remove VII-C's incompatibility CheungVIIC,CheungVIID.