There are three different opinions to the criminalization of fabricating facts and extorting property in judicial precedent. Constituting the crime of fraud and the crime of blackmail simultaneously is a major theoretical perspective, which has defects: only one fact of infringement of legal interest leave no room for imaginative jointer of offenses; there is no overlap between the two offenses’ actusreus, so there is no overlap in the two criminal law articles; their difference in legal penalties is too little to let one offense include another. Actually, these two offenses are in a relationship of mutual exclusion and the fact of a case should be identified by the crime structure that combines the subjective and the objective. Those who fabricate facts and extort other’s belongings are guilty of blackmail, and who intimidates first and then defrauds the victim’s money and property is guilty of fraud. The distinguishment between omission blackmail and fraud should be paid attention to.