"I've already discussed with Sister Mei, the timing of this incident is clearly orchestrated by someone. Rather than blindly fighting, let's see what moves they make next. Things have already gotten to this point, and I don't believe they can get any worse."
Many things are like this: intervening in a timely manner may not necessarily have a preventive effect. Instead, it might add fuel to the fire.
For example, with everyone condemning Scarlett Glenn right now, everyone only believes what they see right in front of them. They think that Scarlett Glenn is guilt-ridden and wicked, bullying people too much, not thinking of them as human beings at all. They believe her to be very callous and sinister. Is she even human?
Ordinary people are easily misled by public opinion and often follow the crowd.
When people's discontent reaches its peak, it's best to avoid the sharp edge.
Although John River defended her, he was still scolded by Ethan Herd.
