Ah, ah, I'm so handsome! I'm so handsome! Inspector Moss is soft and witty, righteous and tough. This is not just a detective drama, it is very delicate and true to show the audience a microcosm of the society in the later period of the British Industrial Revolution composed of multiple factors such as history, culture, royalty, class, race, etc. In this play, the male protagonist is a person who is bullied by his colleagues because he is not good at socializing in the office, and all kinds of chores are assigned to Moss. Different from the arrogant and petite detective Sherlock, who held Sherlock to hang up all the way, and his brother supported him, Moss may be the most useless male protagonist. But this is also what we love about him. The cases he handles are very small and trivial, but as a small superintendent, he still goes all out to get the job done. Isn't this in sharp contrast to many people who feel that they are surrounded by idiots, but are in a daze all day long? Love you, Moss! !
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