Shut up for freedom, or just completely shut you up.
Considering that no kind of promise is reliable, the insiders staying here is undoubtedly a huge risk.
Under such circumstances, the two solutions proposed by Trish are measures more credible than verbal promises.
It seems obvious which one the person involved should choose.
However, while appreciating this development, Fu Qian indicated that the former is actually unreliable.
If the restraints are untied, anyone would think of escaping from this hellish place directly, and then the secret naturally wouldn't spread.
It sounds good, but what if the person doesn't escape?
Once intercepted, being tied up here with no way to run would inevitably become the focus of attention.
And regardless of who thinks about it, they would assume that someone must have helped, and would even require a reasonable explanation for the help.
At this time, the story of a certain pair of lovers suddenly becomes much more credible.
