Simulated Criminal 100,000 Times, I Actually Became a Top Detective.

Summary

The passage discusses complex interrogation techniques and potential deception methods in a criminal investigation. Bai Yu explains three ways a truth can be a lie: Montage-style lies (rearranging statement order), deliberately concealing critical information, and a scenario where the suspect genuinely lacks comprehensive knowledge. In this case, Zhang Li Fang might be a drug trafficking organization's informant who doesn't fully understand the connections between key individuals. Her confidence in escaping interrogation likely stems from using Yu Ru Yi's dementia as a strategic advantage, potentially manipulating law enforcement's sympathy and investigative procedures.

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