Mike Dorian's third work, which takes us by surprise and challenges the type of crazy comedy, is pure fiction from the very beginning, but it is up to the audience to figure it out for themselves. Japanese underworld drug trafficking and smuggling, stupid thieves who brought goods to the Philippines repeatedly failed, thinking that they would come up with a foolproof bridge, but they still threw a reel, which attracted covetous eyes from Chinese gangs. Kisduhua Dorian plays the role of a chicken fool in a mood saint, who pursues beautiful stewardesses and is innocently involved in pink shock, a strange tape that contains hidden secrets. Very absurd and subversive, breaking into the national restricted area of Catholicism, implying that religion is like opium, churches are eccentric and nuns are crazy. The latter part evolved into a song and dance film, and it also seemed that Zodulovsky's characters ate the wrong drugs and got into a nerve party. Cartoon exaggeration, playing the Sino-Japanese feud and the image of the church, actually hide a knife in a smile and secretly release a flying sword to the economic aggression of foreign hegemony.
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