Seeing that Chen Guan's psychological defenses had already cracked amid the violent fluctuations, feeling the timing was right, He continued in a steady, clear voice, "So, your feelings toward your wife are extremely complicated—on the one hand you rely on her to win you a chance at life, yet deep down you harbor a resentment against her that you can't dissolve."
"On the one hand you have no choice but to live off the money she earns, and on the other you can't bear what she has to endure. This tearing contradiction torments you day and night."
He paused briefly, then slowly delivered his conclusion: "And this pain that had nowhere to go eventually led you to choose another extreme way of venting."
"You sought a warped sense of balance by hurting those innocent women."
"You killed them not just to vent the rage bottled up inside, but also as a kind of retaliation against yourself, a compensatory psychology trying to shift your guilt. Am I right?"
