I'm not a fan of reasoning. I don't know the true identity of the detective, the story stalks used, and some of the highlights are not available. But it does have a lot of funny scenes. 1. In order to keep the housekeeper from being blind, a detective uses what he claims to be the most awesome way to make a face and win the housekeeper's blindness like rolling his eyes. 2. A detective tried to get his wife to keep the dog away, lest the fog make his legs look thick. (I don't understand this, does it look rough from the audience's point of view. I feel that I have watched Luo Xiaohei a lot recently, and I think the question is similar to that grandfather asking Xuanwu, is this meeting coming back?) 3. The doorbell that made a woman scream and the woman saw it When the mouse screamed, the housekeeper was busy preparing to open the door to welcome guests. 4. When a detective looked at a detective couple, he went too far. He thought that the woman should have yellow hair and wanted to dye it red. Because her husband couldn't stand it, she dyed it back again, so a yellow hair fell to the man. on the body. Suddenly realized the cheating, and quickly shut up. 5. A detective asked his son to help collect the corpse. He felt that his wife could not help with the dirty work now that his wife was away. It was a matter of course. (The definition of dirty work is a bit big.) 6. When the female detective just appeared on the scene, compared with her more noble nurse in a wheelchair, the detective admits the mistake and I admit the mistake. This kind of sympathy makes me comfortable and happy.
Although it is written like this, I may forget why it is funny after a while. After a while, it may be very fast, about half a month. Can you think about whether it really makes sense to write down the jokes like this?
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