In the sixth year of prohibition in the United States, intertwined forces have taken root in all walks of life. In Chicago, where the political and police circles are gradually being corroded, Langston, a police officer, neither takes bribes nor has a heart for justice, and lives a life of fishing in troubled waters day after day.
However, when Langston was sent to liquidate a private tavern, he became enemies with a red-haired man who served a drug dealer. What was worse was that this guy seemed to have a very good relationship with his informant. As the three of them got to know each other better, he discovered that the two people actually had a so-called "common goal" - revenge.
So Langston, who had no ideals or ambitions, was involved in an unexpected action.
*Only referring to the background of the times, the organizational structure of □□ and the police station is fictitious, and many details are inconsistent with official history.
*Comedy, with a little bit of crime-solving plot, but please don't read it by the standards of suspense novels
*Partly inspired by the movie "Some Like It Hot"
Purpose: I just want to be funny