Daijiu Tai'a knew that he indeed had vulnerabilities.
After all, his actions were not perfect at every turn.
But this was of no use. He had no need for fear.
Because there was no such thing as a person who is perfect in every aspect.
Once you begin with a certain presumption, and then sift through a person's behavioral records, you can always find something "questionable."
"Bias" can create all sorts of strange perceptions.
It's worth noting here that whether this bias is in a "positive" or "negative" direction, it's the same.
As long as you harbor a bias and look for evidence to support it, even the most loyal and devoted patriot will be found to have moments of disloyalty.
This is especially true when there's the art of "taking things out of context."
Therefore, to truly judge a criminal, one must construct a complete logical chain, and every link in the chain must be proven.
But Daijiu Tai'a knew that this chain was absolutely impossible to complete.
