Everyone had been immersed in the complex atmosphere, and the moment those words were spoken, everyone looked up in shock.
It was clear that the information Qin Cheng had concealed was extremely critical: it directly affected Lu Bingjun's voting status.
Perhaps if Qin Cheng had been honest earlier, Lu Bingjun wouldn't have only received two votes for innocence, and he might not have been expelled from the community.
In other words, Lu Bingjun's expulsion probably wasn't the true result of the community vote but was influenced by Qin Cheng's rhetoric.
A slight deviation can result in a massive error.
Qin Cheng's methods were enough to turn many of his trusted followers against him and to leave stains on his series of actions.
Huang Shengjie was also somewhat unsettled, unsure why Qin Cheng felt the need to confess.
If Qin Cheng hadn't said anything, others might have suspected, but they wouldn't have descended into such great chaos and suspicion like now.
