The first episode of the first season of "Secret No.9" is called "The Sardines Game". The 29-minute film is comparable to the 29-hour plot, and the perfect structure will make Hitchcock envy. The secret satisfies the small black hole in our heart, while supporting our black hole bigger. Interestingly, there is a reverse isomorphism between Sardines and Odd Numbers. Odd Numbers mean that people go down one by one and Sardines come in one by one.

The story takes place in a mansion. The mansion is holding an engagement party. At the party, everyone plays a game called "sardines". This game is similar to hide-and-seek. The first person first finds a place to hide, and then the people at the party look for it in turn. When they find him, they hide together. When they wait for the third, fourth and fifth, 678, more and more people hide together, like sardines. The packed sardine game, if played in our childhood, will certainly lead to countless laughter, but who let them grow up in a mansion?

Steve and Reese's works, familiar to the audience, always have the final counterattack, and the reversal in the last two minutes is the key point, but in the first twenty minutes of The Sardines Game, every line is full of magic.