Feng Mu never doubted Qian Huan, not because he thought Qian Huan would definitely not harm him, he's not that naive.
After all, this is a world of ruthless "filial piety," where fathers are kind to daughters, brothers are friendly to sisters, and friends can also end up being each other's prey.
Trust? Don't kid me!
Feng Mu just thought that Shi Wuming's act of harming him should be due to some personal reason, a private action behind Qian Huan's back.
The reason is still to be investigated, but it may not be necessary to find out clearly.
Some problems do not need to be thoroughly explored, it's too exhausting. The longer Feng Mu stays in this world, the more he gets used to it. Motives for harming others here are bizarre, and there are countless ways for people to die.
So, instead of getting to the bottom of the problem, it's better to deal swiftly with those causing the trouble.
As for Prison Director Qian Huan, Feng Mu believed that Qian Huan should be kept in the dark.
