Lin Yun didn't distrust his own character; it was precisely because he trusted himself that he felt it was indeed possible for him to do something as despicable as this.
Switching perspectives for a look, sure enough, he's an utterly irredeemable scumbag.
Qing Nu was already braced for Lin Yun's excuses, but she didn't expect his self-assessment to be so on point.
Yet when Lin Yun evaluated himself this way, she somehow found herself disagreeing with him.
"I don't think what you said is entirely correct, he is a bit excessive, but if it wasn't for someone seducing him, he wouldn't have made such a big mistake."
Upon hearing this, Lin Yun couldn't care less that the person Qing Nu referred to might be himself and immediately countered very seriously: "Why do you women always push the blame onto the third party after your husband cheats?
