In Shanghai in 1936, undercurrents surged under the neon lights of Paramount. Modern comedian Zhou Mo accidentally traveled through time and became a "traitor lackey" in the eyes of the Japanese and puppets, a "mahjong loser" in the mouth of the military commander, and a "stinking tofu spy king" recognized by the underground party of the Communist Party of China. He relies on a weird golden finger - he can identify Japanese spies by making people laugh (because Japanese spies have a wonderful way of laughing!) - And dances tango on the tip of a knife: using stinky tofu cans to package confidential documents, using cross talk jokes to broadcast encrypted instructions, and even fooling the leader of Agent No. 76 Into dancing to the point of praying for rain.
But when he used fireworks to blow up "bastard" patterns to tease the Japanese soldiers, and used mahjong tiles as bombs to overturn the enemy camp, Japan's genius female agent Mieko stared at him: "Is this man a clown or a devil?" And Zhou Mo just wanted to ask: "Brother System, making Tojo Hideki laugh is also considered a task? Is this game too big?!"
A hearty spy comedy that will show you how a little person stirs up troubled times with laughter!
