Something was wrong with someone among the staff. It was only an intuitive guess, with no concrete evidence.
That conclusion had come from repeatedly working through the entire cafeteria incident.
From beginning to end, Ji Li reviewed everything he had done that day.
Since returning from the library the previous night, Ji Li had not actually had a concrete plan.
His original goal had merely been to use Luo Ge's rule violation to set tonight's operation in motion.
In other words, Ji Li had not originally been meant to be so busy that day, nor to make such substantial "gains."
The first reason he had left the office building was Yu Guo's disappearance.
Yu Guo's disappearance had led to the death exhibition outside the office building, which in turn had revealed information about the Black-clothed person's identity.
But it had not stopped there. Lu Jingting's sudden death in the cafeteria had drawn him there, leading him step by step to where he was now.
Yet, looking back, why had Lu Jingting died in the cafeteria?
Wasn't it because the "Liar" death exhibition had appeared, forcing Ji Li to issue an order to "suspend classes"?
Looking over Ji Li's experiences that day, there seemed to be no flaws or peculiarities.
But digging deeper and thinking it through revealed a truth that was terrifying in retrospect.
Every action Ji Li had taken that day had involved one event leading to another, one step drawing him toward the next.
It was as though...
As though an invisible hand had been controlling the emergence of these random, unexpected incidents, step by step.
But all of this was merely a feeling.
After all, nothing in that day's events had seemed contrived or coincidental. There had been no human interference or breaks in logic.
Yet Ji