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After Wang B took Murong Jingjiang away, Extra Role One — Elevator Woman, Extra Role Two — Changer of Doorplate, and Extra Role Three — fake Ma Mingxia, immediately sprang into action. They raced against time to replace the doorplates on the 23rd floor and quickly cleaned up the scene in Room 2308, carefully moving the puppet away before swiftly retreating.
Meanwhile, Murong B returned from Room 2308 to Room 2408 — the true resting place of Qian Qiushui. He locked the door of Room 2408 and quietly stayed beside the corpse, like a cunning fox waiting for Wang Sicong and Ma Mingxia to arrive.
At 10:50 PM, Murong B took out Qian Qiushui's phone and skillfully dialed Wang Sicong's number, quietly informing him that the operation could begin.
Upon receiving the call, Wang Sicong immediately feigned an anxious demeanor and said to Ma Mingxia, "Something's wrong! Qian Qiushui is in danger!"
He knew Ma Mingxia's character well enough to understand that in such a situation, she would undoubtedly volunteer to accompany him to Baoyin Building.
As expected, upon hearing this, Ma Mingxia's expression changed dramatically. In a state of panic, she hurried with Wang Sicong to Room 2408 in Baoyin Building.
At that moment, the door to Room 2408 was indeed tightly locked. Inside, apart from Qian Qiushui's corpse, there was only the murderer present, making it a genuine locked room. However, what Ma Mingxia saw was not the real Murong Jingjiang but rather Murong B, thus it was merely a 'false persona.'
"Since Murong B had already thoroughly studied Murong Jingjiang's reactions and statements through surveillance footage from the first part, he only needed to mimic them precisely. Wang Sicong and Wang B had also rehearsed multiple times together, coordinating seamlessly so they could accurately replicate the events of the first part.
However, you — Ma Mingxia — were not one of their actors. Therefore, what you said to fake Ma Mingxia was entirely different. This led to discrepancies between Murong Jingjiang's testimony and Ma Mingxia's experience because what you both went through was not the same event.
"Then, just like in the first part, Wang Sicong asked you to check inside the room while he pretended to call for backup. After you confirmed that there were no other people inside, he forcibly left with Murong B despite your doubts; this occurred around 11:30 PM.
As they exited Baoyin Building, Murong B scurried away like a sly mouse while Wang Sicong rushed to the location where their car had broken down.
I mentioned earlier that when Wang B was driving the police car escorting Murong Jingjiang, the car broke down around 11 PM. After repairing it for half an hour, at 11:30 PM, Wang Sicong arrived and switched identities with Wang B.
At that moment, Murong Jingjiang was resting with his eyes closed in the car, so he did not witness the scene of their identity switch.
Next, Wang Sicong drove the police car and took half an hour to escort Murong Jingjiang back to the police station. This means they arrived at the police station around 12 o'clock, which completely aligns with the facts.
"This strongly proves that the incident Murong Jingjiang experienced in the locked room is not the same as the one you went through. In his experience, 'Wang Sicong' escorted Murong Jingjiang away from Baoyin Building around 11 o'clock, while in your experience, Wang Sicong escorted 'Murong Jingjiang' away at 11:30.
Since I initially assumed that both of you experienced the same event and overlapped the times, it resulted in the contradictory situation where 'Wang Sicong and Murong Jingjiang arrived at the police station at 12:30.'
"This is the complete truth behind this locked-room murder case. The use of replication techniques to create a locked room through two nearly identical events is indeed a bold and clever scheme.
However, Murong B and Wang B, among others, made a fatal mistake: they did not anticipate that Murong Jingjiang's memory would be so sharp. In such a chaotic situation, he was able to recall so many details. It was precisely because the details of the two events did not match that this seemingly perfect trick was ultimately exposed."
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