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Readers express shock and dark amusement at Sangwoo's pathological lying skills, comparing him to infamous criminals like Ted Bundy and praising his ability to think several steps ahead. He effectively plays the victim, leveraging the police department's existing distrust of Seungbae and exploiting the detective's illegal entry without a warrant, which renders evidence inadmissible. While Sangwoo feigns concern for Yoon Bum to maintain his facade, readers debate whether this care is genuine or purely manipulative. 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