Chapter 753: Trapped by Capital

"The cause and effect we're talking about isn't the same thing..." Yu Dazhang replied in his mind.

As soon as the word "retribution" is mentioned, it gets linked to feudal superstition.

But Yu Dazhang believes in the law of cause and effect, not the theory of karma.

Although they look similar, there is a huge difference in essence.

Obviously, Gu Ding Wen is talking about that Buddhist theory; Buddhists not only believe in karmic retribution but also in reincarnation, which is simply unscientific.

"Who gave you the video recording?" Yu Dazhang asked.

This is the key point of the matter.

Since Gu Ding Wen is not the murderer, someone else must have done it, and the person who provided the video recording is the most suspicious.

"The boss gave it to me."

Gu Ding Wen replied:

"The one who provided me with financial support. 'Boss' is how I address him."

It doesn't connect... Yu Dazhang thought helplessly.

Although this questioning method can quickly obtain a key piece of information, it has an obvious drawback: it fails to fully understand the whole story.

Moreover, the more you ask, the more questions arise.

For instance, why did that boss want to help Gu Ding Wen take revenge?

How did they first meet?

Continuing to ask like this will only make things more chaotic.

So, we must start from the beginning.

"Start from when you lost your job back in the country."

Yu Dazhang brought the topic back:

"No rush. You can speak slowly, try to be as detailed as possible. Anything related to this case, you can say."

Xia Bin came from S Province to Songhai; it takes at least three and a half hours, so time is very ample for him.

From the previous conversation, Yu Dazhang could clearly feel that Gu Ding Wen's speech was clear and logical.

Such people, when narrating events, are usually quite fluent and won't mix things up or omit important information.

But Gu Ding Wen's next sentence made Yu Dazhang freeze.

"I left the hospital ten years ago. What does that have to do with this current case?"

From his words, it could be heard that he seemed to think the timeline was too far back.

Indeed, this current case doesn't warrant tracing back ten years, but Yu Dazhang felt that without the false accusation incident back then, the subsequent series of events wouldn't have happened.

"If you hadn't lost your job, you wouldn't have gone to work abroad."

Yu Dazhang reminded him:

"If you had stayed in the country, there wouldn't have been the events that followed."

Actually, one could also start from when Gu Ding Wen went abroad; all the changes began from his departure overseas.

"I found the job abroad myself," Gu Ding Wen said, looking at him with confusion:

"Besides, it was a legitimate job and has nothing to do with what I did later."

Guessed wrong? Yu Dazhang had always thought his going abroad was specially arranged by someone.

Turns out, Gu Ding Wen wasn't invited by that overseas medical service institution; he actively applied to go there himself.

The data was wrong.

Yu Dazhang remembered clearly; according to the records, Gu Ding Wen was originally invited to work abroad.

Don't look at this as just a small error, but it can cause the entire inference process to deviate.

If he had known Gu Ding Wen applied himself, Yu Dazhang wouldn't have used conspiracy theories to infer what happened later.

However, he could also understand this situation.

After all, it was an incident from eight years ago; some inaccuracies were inevitable.