For a crafty scoundrel like Cadfan, who was already used to scheming and calculating, trying to accuse someone else of the crime to cover up his own actions was a very common trick to him.

The reason why he was issuing his condemning opinion about criminals like Zakir and offering a big reward was actually just because he wanted to divert the public’s attention to the greatest extent.

In Cadfan’s opinion, most people could be easily swayed, and they did not have any opinions of their own. They did not have the strong ability to distinguish between what was right or wrong, but they would simply rely on the amount of information that they had received to make a vague judgment on whether a matter was right or wrong, or even true or false.

If they were exposed to more positive opinions, they would certainly think and feel that the result would be positive.

Similarly, if they heard many opposing opinions, they would naturally think that the opposition was right.

Many people were coming