The emblem of the lion

In the 1950s and 60s, detective series films were quite popular in Europe, but by the 1970s, due to the prevalence of QS films, detective series gradually fell into a slump. At this time, the Danish boldly innovated, organically blending detective stories, **, and comedy! Thus, they created this great series! Sisters Rosa and Soffy are preparing to write a novel about Count Johann in Boholm Castle. Since the novel mentions Count Johann, the Count's maid Yrsa, and the Count's perverted cousin Count Hubert, they must have Ole Søltoft play Toni Bram (Tony Barn) as the author of the novel. After its release, the novel became quite popular, but Count Hubert brought the police to raid and stop the continued publication of the novel, demanding legal accountability from the author for damaging his family's reputation. At this point, the female journalist from the publishing house, Karin, goes to the castle to meet Count Hubert to investigate the truth on her own. During this process, she exposes the Count's hypocrisy, which enrages him and he imprisons Karin. Just then, Tony returns a diary left by his mother to the Count, and upon discovering Karin's imprisonment, he rescues her. The police and others soon arrive, and in the end, it is revealed that Yrsa's only son is the author of the novel, Toni! Karin and Toni embrace deeply!