After coming into contact with Bai Ying and Yun Jushi, Lin Yu discovered that the most dangerous prisoners imprisoned in the central area of the Eternal Prison—the ones who had committed the most "unforgivable sins"—actually suffered less during their incarceration than those in the Middle Ring and Outer Ring, who had merely violated various taboos.
Although their cells were monotonous, boring, and somewhat cramped, they contained no targeted torture or personalized designs. Nor was there any underlying mechanism that kept the entire area in turmoil and encouraged prisoners to harm one another.
Those cells really were nothing more than ordinary prison cells.
Yet Lin Yu understood the God of Fairness and Judgment's intention.
Because for those beings who had once dominated the Ten Realms and occupied positions of power—especially someone like Yun Jushi, who clearly possessed an extremely firm will...
Any specific "punishment" inflicted on them would be meaningless.
After all, many of them had committed their sins out of a belief in "sacrifice," becoming martyrs for their worlds.
Now that they were being punished in the Eternal Prison, they more or less carried the attitude of admitting defeat after accepting a wager.
No matter what specific punishment was imposed on them, whether mental or physical, it would only deepen their "martyr complex" to some extent, giving them "something to do" during their long sentences.
In other words...
Most of the beings who had participated in the "Ten Realms apocalypse" plan back then were the sort who sincerely believed that "Sisyphus was certainly happy."
So instead of inflicting physical and mental torment on them...
It was better to give them an absolutely quiet environment with no feedback whatsoever.
Making them live ordinary lives in their cells would instead cause them to reflect during their silent moments alone, and even question