If someone tells you that one plus one equals three and you've believed that since you were a child, when you grow up and suddenly meet someone who tells you that one plus one actually doesn't equal three, what would you think?
At first, you certainly wouldn't believe it.
After all, one plus one equaling three has been your common knowledge for years, and a casual remark would hardly disrupt your judgment.
But what if the person tells you that if the premise of one plus one equaling three is correct, and he tells you one plus one equals two and you believe him, he will die, would you still doubt?
Now Mudala encounters a similar situation. If the old Saintess told her the correct usage of the Defeat Contract, and Li Zheng refuted it as wrong and proposed an opposite usage, if Li Zheng is lying and she believes it's true, Li Zheng would instead release the Defeat Contract on her.
Logically, this doesn't make sense, so is Li Zheng correct?
