So it really had been done deliberately?
This mission plan was so meticulous, it was like someone had read the source code.
Whether anyone else believed it or not, Fu Qian actually believed Old Master Ji's explanation.
Simply put, if one wanted to impersonate the groom during the ceremony without being discovered, there were many ways to deal with the real groom. Turning him into a puppet through special means was already relatively merciful.
And even after turning him into a puppet, there were countless ways to hide him besides casually stuffing him into a cabinet in the same room.
Coupled with the earlier blunt admission that the real groom had already become wood, it could only be called overly deliberate.
A true feint—he had hidden him, but only so he could be discovered at this moment.
Such a coherent, exquisitely crafted, almost unbelievable plan was precisely the special aspect mentioned before.
The arrangement appeared flawless, but in reality, a mistake in any detail could easily cause it all to collapse.
For example, how could he be so certain that Lord Jose would only notice after being prompted?
And how could he be so certain that Lord Jose had not seen the process at the time?
Old Master Ji had even been brazen enough to apologize to the victim while taking his clothes. Was he not afraid Lord Jose would hear him directly, preventing things from ever reaching the altar?
The only explanation was that he had been utterly certain Jose could not possibly notice the scene at the time.
But Jose was clearly intimately familiar with every corner of Ermu Mansion Palace. Why could he not notice?
Very simple. Either Jose had been occupied at that moment and had no attention to spare.
Or that location had been specially