Having seen through it clearly, Li Dai was now able to easily distinguish between the two. Whenever the Buddha Son or anything related to him was brought up again, she felt no extra emotional charge, as if she were simply recounting the deeds of a stranger.
Li Dai did not know what other preferences the Buddha Son might have, but she knew for a fact that he liked being scolded. Therefore, she had not lied. Of course, she had no reason to lie anyway; since she had calculated that Zhenjing was not the true person destined to plunge the Buddha Son into calamity, her concern for Zhenjing had dropped by well over a hundred and twenty degrees in her heart. She needed to find the real culprit instead, and consequently had no wish to waste any more time on Zhenjing. To keep Zhenjing from constantly popping up in front of her, Li Dai had spilled everything she knew without holding anything back.
Although she disliked Zhenjing as a person, to reiterate: Li Dai would not take any action against someone who had not yet caused her actual harm. Naturally, to guard against the unexpected, she still kept her guard up in her heart at all times against such a person. After all, one should harbor no intention to harm others, but must always harbor the intention to guard against them. Furthermore, she knew Zhenjing's true nature and was well aware that Zhenjing would certainly not sit back and wait for death. As for the specific actions Zhenjing might take, Li Dai intended to observe in secret…
Chapter 626