Could he, relying on a few fragmented clues at this moment,
deduce the cause and effect of the situation before him, one that involves many parties and is extremely complex?
It seems unlikely that anyone would willingly imagine or accept the kind of outcome he might arrive at.
Because such judgment itself, on the surface, seems inherently unreliable.
Even if there is a hypothetical understanding and reasoning,
the resulting conclusion might still not be something that people could truly comprehend or accept with satisfaction.
Thus, under such an outcome, regardless of his confidence in the matter,
or the obsessive recognition he has toward the issue,
the influence presented before people's eyes in facing the issue,
worthy of understanding or establishing knowledge,
would likely end up as a highly complicated scenario.
Within imagination, the ability to apprehend the issue,
is unlikely to be easily accepted and believed under such circumstances.
