The film tells the story of Johnny Inglech's order to investigate the theft of royal jewelry, which triggered a series of humorous stories during the investigation.
At the beginning of the film, there was bad news that the British royal family's jewelry was stolen. The royal family and the public were in a state of higher than tense alert. The British Intelligence Agency sent the country's best agent, Tianzi No. 1, to participate in the investigation of the large jewelry theft case. Unfortunately, shortly after this theft that caused public panic was handed over to Tianzi No.1, the top agent of the British Intelligence Agency was murdered.
Even more unfortunately, at the funeral held by the Intelligence Bureau for Tianzi No.1, the remaining top agents who participated in the funeral were involved in bomb attacks and killed. This has made the already extremely difficult case even worse. Except for Johnny Ingrid, who is passionate about work, but whose professional ability is really a rookie-level intelligence officer, the Intelligence Bureau can no longer find any available ones. Agent. Ingrid went into battle to protect the queen's crown. Although he had exhausted his mind and possessed various advanced weapons and equipment, the crown was strangely missing.
In order to chase the crown as quickly as possible, Ingrid and his assistants met the beautiful and brave female agent Rona Combo during the investigation. The three formed an Audio-Technica combination. Later, it was traced that the crown was originally stolen by the French guard, and he wanted to pass the crown. Threatening the queen to pass the throne to herself.
Even if Ingrid already knew who the real murderer was, as he desperately tried to expose the murderer's crimes time and time again, he messed up things more and more. At this time, the dumbfounding happened. Ingrid's continuous testimony successfully drove the other party crazy, the criminal intent was exposed, and the French's conspiracy to usurp power and become the king was naturally prevented.
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