"Would Lin Bai really be kind enough to help a bunch of deities he'd just met comprehend laws? Especially when those deities had taken him hostage?"
"No sane person would."
"But on the surface, Lin Bai's conduct is flawless. He even volunteered to let the Earth Goddess watch him."
"If a swindler looked like a snarling monster, could he still fool anyone?"
"But saying Lin Bai harbors sinister intentions doesn't quite add up either. He's already offended the Heavenly Kings of the Immortal Realm, the Lord of the Abyss, and the Undead Monarch. If he also offends the Earth Goddess and the others on the side of justice, he'll be driving himself into a dead end, with the whole world against him. I don't think Lin Bai would do anything that stupid! I'm more inclined to think he's looking for allies, preparing to confront the Game Company in the future."
"The person above has a point. Lin Bai's own strength is too weak. Maybe this is his compromise. He can't even escape the Earth Goddess. As a hostage, he can't do anything."
"Lin Bai made the wrong move here. Doing favors won't earn anyone's trust, and he's very likely to get stabbed in the back later. Don't forget, the Game Company is still behind all this. It won't just sit back and watch Lin Bai grow powerful. Compared with the Righteousness Sect, which keeps its head and tail hidden, the Game Company is clearly more appealing."
"I like the Game Company more than the Righteousness Sect, but the Game Company won't even give me the slightest benefit. Its way of dealing with Lin Bai is just to increase the number of players. In a clash at the highest level, increasing the head count doesn't help at all."
"Forget the Game