Ryotsu wakes up in feudal Japan, stripped of his modern comforts and forced to navigate the chaos of the Sengoku period. The lazy, incompetent cop finds himself caught between warring daimyo with nothing but his wits and terrible luck to survive. His bumbling attempts to understand samurai culture and court politics create constant friction with the serious warriors around him, who have no patience for his ridiculous antics. As Ryotsu stumbles from one disaster to another, he somehow manages to influence the course of history through pure accident and stubborn refusal to quit. The special trades the everyday police station comedy for absurdist fish-out-of-water humor, watching modern sensibilities clash violently with ancient traditions. Ryotsu's complete inability to take anything seriously becomes both his greatest weakness and unlikely salvation. Whether he's accidentally impressing a warlord or causing total mayhem at an important ceremony, every moment spirals into unpredictable chaos. The result is a comedy that thrives on the gap between Ryotsu's contemporary carelessness and the rigid formality of his surroundings.