Although his contact with the "Benevolent King" had been brief, Lin Yu could tell that the "Benevolent King" had a very distinct personality and way of doing things, both bearing the traits of "a somewhat laid-back good person."
Perhaps not everyone had a friend of this type, but during their school days or after entering the workforce, everyone had encountered a similar classmate or colleague—someone with decent academic or professional ability, an interesting and lively personality, yet almost never one to offend anyone.
It would not quite be accurate to say that they were extremely helpful or warmhearted, because most of the time, people like this only cared about themselves. They rarely took the initiative to participate in group activities or show concern for others... Yet they were definitely not selfish either. When it was convenient, they would indeed provide others with some assistance.
Moreover, their tendency to do their own thing could even be considered a positive quality—because compared to ordinary people, they rarely took the initiative to cause trouble, and when doing things, they would even prioritize how not to trouble others.
So... even setting aside whether he was capable of doing it, simply speaking of the "Benevolent King" himself...
Lin Yu felt that he absolutely would not deliberately drag the entire "Eternal Prison" into this kind of influence out of some intense personal desire.
Even if he really was competing with the "God of Fairness and Judgment" for an Authority, Lin Yu felt that, given the "Benevolent King's" style, he would instead take the initiative to eliminate the influence the Authority had on the Eternal Prison, lest the prisoners here stage some kind of riot.
Therefore...
If the "Benevolent King" had not done it, and this matter was not treated as a simple "accident," then the most