Qin Gui is not a traitor.

"unwarranted" means there may be, or there may be some meaning, in other words, there is no evidence. Of course, Han Shizhong refused to accept it after hearing it, saying, "How can the word' unwarranted' prevail in the world?"

This is a little strange. If Qin Gui wants to kill Yue Fei, he must have a deep hatred with Yue Fei. Why not fabricate some evidence? The word' trumped-up' can't even fool Beowulf like Han Shizhong. How can we win the trust of the world? As the saying goes, "If you want to add a crime, you will find it." So Qin Gui is a scholar full of allusions. It is not a piece of cake to fabricate some evidence to punish Yue Fei. Why do you have to tell an "imaginary" joke? Qin Gui's "trumped-up" three words, will there be an implication? I really want to tell Han Shizhong ―― I don't know if Yue Fei is guilty, but I don't want to kill him anyway. However, if Qin Gui doesn't want to kill Yue Fei, who wants to kill him and can kill him? There is only one conclusion, and that is Emperor Zhao Gou.