What are the details of the gate of rebirth?

1. The thief wanted to see Karry, sent a message in Morse code, and sang "Borrowing the East Wind", which was written in Zhuge Liang's Thirty-six Plans, suggesting that the golden cicada would shell out and play with it.

The thief knew that Karry's father had cultivated all kinds of criminal psychology since he was a child, including Morse code and holding his breath underwater, and speculated that his father might have faked his death.

3. Karry was forced to see the thief and deliberately called the police to eavesdrop. As a result, the headphones were exposed. He quickly reached into his pocket and hung up the phone, but the thief wanted to see his mobile phone. After unlocking, I didn't talk to officer Luo, and I didn't have time to delete it.

4. When Karry was forced to go home to get the painting, he habitually put the key flat, indicating that the keyhole was inserted horizontally under normal circumstances, but the keyhole was vertical that day. Karry guessed that the police had arrived one step ahead of schedule.

When taking the picture, the tablecloth in the room was folded out of a corner. When Karry saw it, he knew that the painting had been put back on the ceiling, and he went to get it with confidence.

6. Zhuang opened the door and went home to get the painting. When he opened the door, he found something was wrong. He usually inserts the key horizontally, but this time the keyhole is vertical, so he guessed that Lincoln Lo should be here. Zhuang's trust can be seen from a simple opening detail. I have to say that the screenwriter of this play really grasps the details in place.