Seeing the fear on the faces of the four men in black, Zhu Yunwen said again:
"Finally, if you tell the truth, you will still be breaking the law and will face punishment."
But it's not just you who will face punishment; those behind the scenes, those who instructed you to do this, the real villains, will not escape either.
This might be considered fair—fair for you, fair for death. After all, no matter the outcome, you will all die.
But if you try to help the people behind you get away with it, they will eventually try to kill you so they can continue to live a carefree life.
But if you don't help them get away with it, and instead expose their crimes, you'll be taking them down with you.
At this point, Zhu Yunwen suddenly stopped talking. Human nature is inherently good, but it is also inherently evil, especially for those who do bad things over a long period of time; their human nature must be evil.
If people are willing to use any means to gain profit, then it is absolutely intolerable for someone to do things for another and then get killed by that person while the other person continues to live a carefree life.
This is a psychological phenomenon, and Zhu Yunwen brought out this psychology in these men in black. His very reasonable analysis allowed these men in black to see through the true nature of everything.
It also made them understand what the consequences would be if they made different choices.
Although the final result is death, is it better to take those hateful guys with you to die, or to be used by those hateful guys to die, and then let them continue to live happily?
Some self-righteous people might disgustingly choose to sacrifice themselves, even against evil people, just to save them.
But are there any saints among the bad guys?
If these men in black had to make a choice, they would definitely choose to die with these disgusting bastards.
Instead of them becoming scapegoats while those disgusting guys continue to live carefree lives.
At this point, Zhu Yunwen had almost completed his psychological attack, leaving Zhao Qingzhu completely stunned.
He hadn't understood the psychological attacks between Zhu Yunwen and the waiter before, but he naturally understood this sentence because it was so clear and obvious.
This is like a calculated, open scheme.
Zhu Yunwen has analyzed everything clearly in terms of appearance, and everyone understands what the consequences will be, especially the four men in black, who should also understand how to choose.
At this moment, the county magistrate's face also turned grim. He said to Zhu Yunwen:
“Young man, you are deliberately leading them astray.”
Zhu Yunwen smiled and said:
"Whether or not we guide them is not important; what is important is whether what they say is true."
If they reveal everything they know, we can then conduct an investigation based on what they say.
Then we can determine whether what they said is true. Isn't that a simple solution?
Zhu Yunwen's words were undoubtedly another blow to the county magistrate and his colleagues, because they were indeed true.
Although Zhu Yunwen was indeed deliberately guiding these men in black, forcing them to reveal all the secrets behind them and the people behind them.
However, this is based on the premise that there really is such a group of people behind them, and that there really are such secrets, for it to be useful to tell them.
After all, this kind of thing needs to be verified. For example, under Zhu Yunwen's psychological attack, they said that there is indeed something in a certain place.
If Zhu Yunwen and his group found this thing, then it means they weren't lying.
If they can't find it, then it naturally proves that they are talking nonsense.
After understanding this point, many people below felt that Zhu Yunwen's words were truly remarkable, but that was not enough.
Even under these circumstances, Zhu Yunwen was not entirely confident that he could get the four men in black to tell the truth.
What if these four men in black have some other reason that forces them to protect those behind them? (Reading)
What if these four men in black have something that could be used against them, so that even if they die, they wouldn't dare betray those behind the scenes?
Wouldn't that be a slap in the face for Zhu Yunwen?
Zhu Yunwen never does anything that would contradict himself; he always makes thorough preparations.
So he continued, saying:
“I know that the Ming Dynasty has a rule that allows people to redeem themselves through meritorious service, even though the crimes you committed are very likely to be capital offenses.”
However, if someone provides crucial information in certain matters or cases, or even helps solve a case and thus makes a significant contribution, they can certainly be spared the death penalty and have their punishment reduced.
Judging from the current situation, you yourselves know that these numerous cases of missing girls are extremely serious, and there has been no progress to date.
If, under these circumstances, and in front of countless witnesses, you four provide useful evidence, or even help solve the case, then your merit in taking the blame and performing meritorious service will certainly allow you to avoid the death penalty.” (Reading in the dark)
As soon as Zhu Yunwen said this, the people below nodded and began to discuss it.
They all said that such a rule does exist, and they all acknowledged that if someone could lead a team to solve such a major case, then the merit could completely offset the death penalty.
It's estimated that he might only be sentenced to a few years. Zhu Yunwen's words undoubtedly gave the four men in black a glimmer of hope amidst their certain death.
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