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Am I really becoming Xu Gou? Yuan Youlan and the audience are watching this interrogation, and even Xu Lie is paying attention to it. Although I can't see Lu Youyou's performance directly, judging by the content in the Danmaku, she must be doing exceptionally well. Otherwise, there wouldn't be so much Danmaku criticizing her.
Thinking of this, Xu Lie felt a bit troubled. What a foolish girl; if she just honestly confessed, it would be fine.
In the Special Investigation Team, Mo Mei Lin continued to break through Lu Youyou's psychological defenses. "Lu Youyou, I must remind you," she said. "While experience in handling cases can be subjective, it is very practical. Experienced investigators often find that their subjective judgment about whether someone is lying aligns with objective results from a Lie Detector."
Lu Youyou froze, as if she had fallen into a cold abyss, the chill penetrating her lungs and freezing her body and mind. It was only now that she realized the implications of the Lie Detector! What should she do? She was scared.
In her panic, the last words exchanged with Xu Lie echoed in her mind: "With you like this, you definitely won't get away with it. In the end, just lie and say I threatened you—something like blowing up your whole family."
At that time, she thought Xu Lie was joking and secretly mocking her for being foolish. Now it seemed that he might have anticipated this all along; that's why he said those words. It must be true; that guy is the worst!
In some inexplicable way, it felt as if Xu Lie was right there beside her. Lu Youyou gradually calmed down, and the coldness surrounding her body began to dissipate as strange emotions surged from within her heart. The warmth returned to her palms, and her wavering psychological defenses stood tall once more.
Recalling Xu Lie's words from memory, Lu Youyou began to repeat them one by one: "I'm sorry, I... I have to say... Actually, I was threatened by Xu Lie. He said that if I didn't help keep it a secret, he would use a bomb to blow up my whole family."
Mo Mei Lin raised an eyebrow in disbelief, her entire face radiating skepticism. "Do you want to take a look at what you're saying?"
Wasn't it just a youthful romance between young men and women? Mo Mei Lin found it quite interesting, but how did it suddenly escalate to threatening your entire family?
Could it be a misjudgment? It’s not that Lu Youyou has romantic feelings for Xu Lie that she would help cover up; rather, she might have been threatened and felt compelled to assist in the concealment.
Behind the camera, Zhang Yutao found himself at a loss and turned to the most professional psychologist for guidance. The psychologist, looking troubled, examined the psychological profile of Xu Lie that had been established so far: it was hard to say. Based on the current suspect's psychological model, it seemed to indicate deception.
The suspect had deliberately set fire to Gene Building, evacuated personnel, and detonated explosives in the cold storage area of Xing Cheng, with both explosions resulting in no casualties. Under such a mindset of personal justice, would one really go so far as to blow up an entire family?
But what if it was merely a verbal threat without any intention to act? Given Lu Youyou's demeanor, it was understandable that she could be frightened.
Zhang Yutao grasped this point; although the suspect Xu Lie's two explosions were heinous in nature and generated significant social backlash, they did not cause any harm to individuals. Strictly speaking, one could reasonably conclude that Lu Youyou was still lying.
However, if one were to relax that judgment a bit, given Lu Youyou's naive appearance, it was quite plausible that she could be deceived without realizing the potential implications.
Not wanting to get tangled in this back-and-forth logic, Zhang Yutao decided to shift his approach: "Expert, has Lu Youyou's psychological model been established? Can we draw any conclusions from her?"
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