You were asked to be on a dating variety show, but all the guests failed?

Chapter 30 Truth or Dare

The opportunity Song Mengran gave was very timely.

After all, it was the first time for everyone to wear this thing to play Truth or Dare. They understood the obvious rules, but it was understandable that they didn't understand the underlying judgment rules for something new.

Zhong Xiaoyun climbed down the pole as if he had been pardoned:

"Oh, yes... I had a crush on a classmate in high school, but we didn't get together and he rejected me when I confessed my feelings, so I don't think this counts as my first love."

This time, no one was waiting for Zhong Xiaoyun to ask the next person a question. Instead, everyone was looking at the program team.

The polygraph did not sound, and Zhong Xiaoyun breathed a sigh of relief, as if he had been frightened.

Song Mengran was very considerate and said a few words of comfort, but Han Fei, who was silently observing and watching all this, curled up the corners of his mouth slightly.

really interesting.

He didn't know how polygraphs worked in this world today, but in his previous life, as an ordinary police officer, he knew that polygraphs were rarely used during interrogations.

The reason is that this thing is not accurate at all.

Polygraph was first invented in the West. The principle is very simple and crude, mainly looking at blood pressure and heart rate. It is generally believed that if an innocent person is nervous before being questioned, his heart rate and blood pressure will rise. After hearing the questions, he will relax and his blood pressure and heart rate will drop. If he is repeatedly questioned, he will feel slightly unhappy and anxious, and his blood pressure and heart rate will rise slightly. After the questioning is over, he will feel relieved, and his blood pressure and heart rate will drop significantly and calm down.

Later, I found that this formula would fail after a little training. So I added a patch, and observed the blood pressure and heart rate while observing the hand and eye movements, such as abnormal blinking, fist clenching, etc. But it was still a formula that was ineffective for trained people.

The worst thing is that according to statistics, the polygraph cannot accurately catch the real criminal. So in the end, the attitude of the Eagle Sauce side is that it is better to use this thing to scare people, maybe they will confess after being scared...

In my previous life, there was a well-known American TV series in which the protagonist was a famous detective who solved cases by relying on micro-expressions. This kind of thing is also taught in criminal psychology, and it is true that it has a certain scientific basis, but if you believe it completely, that would be a bit nonsense.

Not to mention the differences in micro-expressions and small movements caused by cultural differences between China and the West, it is normal for people to have subconscious reactions when facing problems. It is also scientific and reasonable to analyze these factors to determine whether a person is lying. However, there is a lot of controversy about what these subconscious movements mean.

Zhong Xiaoyun made a lot of small movements during his second answer just now. It is impossible to explain what each movement represented when he answered, nor can it prove that he was lying.

but……

Song Mengran asked this question, and took the initiative to help Zhong Xiaoyun make up for it after he failed the lie detector test, and even now he is not sure whether he is sincere or not to comfort him. The latter seems to be telling the truth, but he is still very flustered, his expression is unnatural, his eyes are erratic, and he is a little absent-minded even when responding to the comfort.

Really interesting.

Han Fei was finally a little curious now - what on earth were these two hiding? It seemed that Song Mengran knew a lot.

If Miss Song is so well-informed and has such a sharp mind, will she know more about the messy things in the circle?

I was calculating.

Zhong Xiaoyun has been cueed into the process and is ready to choose the next person to be questioned.

He looked left and right, and finally his eyes fell on Han Fei's face.

"I choose Mr. Han."

Han Fei:?
Isn't it just looking at you a few more times, why is it my turn???

But...he would be called out anyway, and Han Fei didn't think it was a big deal. At least he was the second one to be questioned, and as long as he wasn't called out by some disgusting thing, it would be acceptable.

Han Fei nodded:
"Okay, then I'll choose truth, too. Just ask me." Zhong Xiaoyun thought about it before speaking.

"There's news online that you once beat up one of our guests. Is this true or false?"

At the scene, the air was a little frozen.

The other protagonist involved in this incident was right next to me. Lu Siyuan had a smile on his face that had nothing to do with me. He looked gentle and polite, no different from usual, even a little gentler.

His look made Han Fei extremely uncomfortable.

It was a kind of...how should I put it, a green tea feeling that said "It's okay, it's all in the past, I'm very forgiving."

Before this, Han Fei had never thought that a man could be so tea-loving. To this extent, it was far beyond green tea. He thought this guy should be called a pretentious criminal.

The original body's emotions were surging in his chest, and Han Fei pinched his palm to control the desire to take action.

After a moment of silence, he pulled the corners of his mouth into a proper official smile.

"Of course it's true. He deserves to be beaten, and I don't regret it."

"However, no matter what the reason, hitting someone is definitely wrong. Please don't learn from me. If you encounter injustice, please remember to call the police and seek help from the uncles in hats."

The polygraph didn't go off.

The others looked at each other, especially Zhong Xiaoyun who asked the question. His expression was even uglier than when he was caught lying by the polygraph just now.

In fact, most of these eight guests have read the script and received "suggestions" from others. In fact, there is no need to do anything too extreme, just say something at certain times, or do something irritating to make Han Fei unhappy.

It’s a very simple request with a relatively generous reward, no one would refuse it.

What's there to be afraid of if you offend Han Fei? Almost everyone knows that he is going to quit the industry, and he is not going to find a new job and is leaving his current company. The company is unwilling to let go of this cash cow, and does not want to give him a chance to make a comeback, so they squeeze him to death and use all kinds of cruel information to make Han Fei infamous and full of black material.

In the current situation, no matter how good the public relations are, it will be difficult to save the situation for him in the short term.

Everyone only sees the immediate benefits.

The question that Zhong Xiaoyun raised today was the one that he was assigned to answer.

It would be best if Han Fei could be angered. But if Han Fei didn't get angry or take action or look unhappy, he would definitely feel aggrieved and might say something that would disgust the audience even more.

As a result, the afternoon's rescue effort would be completely overshadowed.

The war of public opinion relies on capital strength and evidence. Han Fei, with his explosive temper, could not possibly have the brains to do so, and he does not have the capital.

But the good thing is...

How did it become like this?
Two sentences, first admitting to hitting someone, then admitting to being wrong, and finally implying that what happened was enough to call the police?

When did Han Fei have this kind of brain? Shouldn't he just attack and hurt people? !

Zhong Xiaoyun had some sweat on his forehead.

How could this be Han Fei's true words... This was clearly his big adventure!
(End of this chapter)