One day, while chatting at a barbecue stall, Ji Yongtao had forgotten how the conversation got to kidnapping over beer. At that time, many wealthy businessmen had experienced kidnapping and extortion cases, and there was a craze about knots and how to break free.
Ji Yongtao and his friends knew this very well. If they didn't have handcuffs, they could only use ropes to tie up the criminals. He took a rope from the roadside and demonstrated to his cousin across the street: Just loop the rope around it like this, and no matter how hard you try, you won't be able to break free.
Chu Jiajun: Oh, so that's how it is.
Chu Jiajun wanted to try it tonight. Ji Yongtao didn't think he could pull off that knot, so he gave him both hands while watching TV.
Chu Jiajun: Brother Yong.
Ji Yongtao: Huh?
Chu Jiajun: I might not be able to tie it well.
Ji Yongtao: Just tie it any way you want, I can break it off with any of your attempts.
Chu Jiajun: Really?
Ji Yongtao: Do you think I've been working for nothing all these years?
Chu Jiajun: Then how did you do it? Talk to me?
After Chu Jiajun finished tying him up, he suddenly turned off the lights and ran out of the house. Ji Yongtao was still feeling strange. When he was about to get up, he found that both his hands were tied tightly to the sofa frame.
Ji Yongtao: Wait? ! You came back?
Ji Yongtao realized that something was wrong. The knot was the kind that could not be broken.
Chu Jiajun closed the door and laughed wildly outside: How did you get away with it? Tell me!
Ji Yongtao: Come back! See how I deal with you. You've spoiled me!
After a while of commotion inside and outside the door, Chu Jiajun fell silent. Ji Yongtao was afraid that he was really gone, so he shouted several times.
Chu Jiajun's voice suddenly became softer: Brother Yong, you're in trouble.
Ji Yongtao: You just realized that you're in trouble?
Chu Jiajun: No, it's really terrible.
Chu Jiajun: Brother Yong, I forgot to bring my keys...