In November 1932, England, Gosford Manor was a place where many celebrities gathered. Sir William McCordle and his wife Sylvia invited their relatives and friends to a hunting party. The invited guests included everything: the countess, the hero of World War I, the British music idol, and the American film producer who was filming the movie "Chen Charlie". When the guests gathered in the magnificent studio upstairs, the close male and female servants who served them stood in the huge house, and the servants filled the kitchen and the corridor downstairs. With a scream, the Sir died. In the process of investigating the case, it was found that there were unfathomable contradictions hidden between each person, and the truth of the facts was not surprising, but the unsightly true faces behind the so-called celebrities were surprising.