Lu Bingjun stared at Qin Cheng, now so furious he was almost laughing: "Fine, then go ahead and tell everyone why I'm supposed to be that vicious, heinous Imitator."
Since Qin Cheng was the one raising the doubts, he naturally had to speak first.
Lu Bingjun had no idea what kind of reasoning and evidence Qin Cheng actually had in hand, so he couldn't just rush to shut him down; he could only respond move by move, defending himself against whatever Qin Cheng accused him of.
Qin Cheng ignored Lu Bingjun. He stood up, planted both hands on the table, leaned forward slightly, and looked at the other players.
Because his ultimate goal was to convince the others, not to "defeat" Lu Bingjun or Yao Yuan.
"I'll start from the point that's most confusing to everyone.
"Namely, why would Lu Bingjun kill Deng Xiao and Wen Wan, his two die‑hard supporters.
