Lobster Interpol is a remake of Extreme Occupation directed by South Korean director Lee Byung hun, in which the fried chicken in the original film was replaced by lobster.

The senior squad leader of the anti-drug brigade of Mapo police station in Seoul is always half a beat on the way to promotion. When the anti-drug team he led faced dissolution, Gao Banzhang spent all his pension, bought the fried chicken shop opposite the drug trafficking organization base and hid, waiting for an opportunity to catch them all.

In order to complete the task, the five policemen who changed their identities in the fried chicken shop all found their new identities. Based on the principle of doing one thing and loving one thing, several people made the fried chicken shop prosperous. But the bigger problem is coming again, and everyone is busy solving the case.

They also took measures such as raising the price of fried chicken and restricting supply. However, due to the media exposure, the business of the fried chicken shop plummeted, and drug lords took the opportunity to join in and used the takeaway of this fried chicken shop to start a drug trafficking business.

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Role profile:

1, Zhang Interpol: Anti-drug Interpol, the only female policeman in the group led by Gao Banzhang. Once a champion of Muay Thai, she turned into a "proprietress" who served food in a fried chicken shop opened to catch drug dealers.

2. Jae-hoon: Gao's subordinate is an old man in the class, an enthusiastic new policeman. The ideal is to get rid of violence and be safe, but because the squad leader sees drug dealers under the guise of opening a fried chicken shop, he has to become a handyman, responsible for cutting onions.