When I first saw this film, I was attracted by the novel perspective of the show. Several fraudsters formed a team, adhered to the principle of not cheating honest people, and divided the labor into setters, assistants, and key figures.
The first 3-4 episodes of the first season made me think I knew what these liars were doing and who they were targeting, but then I was pleasantly surprised. Not only do they deceive greedy people, but they deceive fraudsters, self-righteous smart people, etc.
They don't always have to be successful, but whether they're successful or not, you can enjoy watching.
The director's narrative technique is also changeable, revealing the true story to you while constantly letting you experience the feeling of guessing wrong.
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