A completely unexpected answer.
Yang Yizhen was somewhat at a loss as to how to proceed.
From any angle, Yang Yi could be considered quite knowledgeable, and ordinary situations were not difficult for him.
But what's the issue here? The problem lies in Bruno being too candid. He answered all of Yang Yi's questions in the most straightforward way possible, and then Yang Yi believed what Bruno said was likely true.
Even if there were hidden truths, what Bruno said should be true. It's not because Yang Yi believed in Bruno's character, but because if Bruno dared to say these things, he wasn't afraid of Yang Yi investigating them.
So in Yang Yi's mind, he already believed Bruno by eighty percent.
When Yang Yi asked Thomas his questions, he had already pre-set the answers, but Thomas's response was a downright denial.
If it turned into a situation where one of Bruno or Thomas was definitely lying, who would Yang Yi believe?
