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Japanese 70-year-old law professor Koichi Takakura compiled his experience of being "collapsed old man" by a Chinese woman into a book, hoping to warn more middle-aged and elderly groups through his personal account.In his solitary life after retirement, Koichi Takakura, plagued by emotional emptiness and financial anxiety, met a Chinese woman who called herself "Aiko" through an SNS platform.
He then fell into her carefully designed emotional trap, losing a total of 9.25 million yen (approximately 450,000 RMB) in the end.The woman sweetly called him "big brother," showered him with flattery, showed screenshots of so-called "$5,191.5 profit," and used affectionate phrases like "our little secret♡" and "let's start a new life together" to build intimacy and shared dreams.
She lured him into a "forex/asset management" project, ultimately causing Professor Takakura to let down his guard. Ignoring multiple warnings from the bank teller, he transferred 9.25 million yen to her.In the book, Professor Takakura meticulously reviewed the scammer's "brainwashing techniques": precise empathy, creating a sense of secrecy, painting pictures of a sweet future, and gradually escalating the amounts. He candidly admitted: "I thought I would never fall for it, yet I tumbled step by step into the shadows of desire and loneliness."
He then fell into her carefully designed emotional trap, losing a total of 9.25 million yen (approximately 450,000 RMB) in the end.The woman sweetly called him "big brother," showered him with flattery, showed screenshots of so-called "$5,191.5 profit," and used affectionate phrases like "our little secret♡" and "let's start a new life together" to build intimacy and shared dreams.
She lured him into a "forex/asset management" project, ultimately causing Professor Takakura to let down his guard. Ignoring multiple warnings from the bank teller, he transferred 9.25 million yen to her.In the book, Professor Takakura meticulously reviewed the scammer's "brainwashing techniques": precise empathy, creating a sense of secrecy, painting pictures of a sweet future, and gradually escalating the amounts. He candidly admitted: "I thought I would never fall for it, yet I tumbled step by step into the shadows of desire and loneliness."
