Description：Ah Zhong (Eason Chan) studied communication at university, and after graduation he joined a publishing house as a comics editor; Andy (Louis Koo) was originally a screenwriter for a TV station, but left because he was squeezed out by the producer. After Ah Zhong met Andy, he became more lively, and the two often discussed how to start a business. Ah Zhong's publishing house was losing money due to poor management, so he asked Andy to start an erotic magazine together, which became an instant hit. Faced with the sudden success, the two of them changed unconsciously. So far, among the local films released in Hong Kong theaters in 2003, only three were classified as III by the Film Censorship Office. Among them, "Uncle Fu" and "Night of the Demons" were approved to be released only to people over 18 years old due to the bloody and horrific autopsy scenes and the weird and confusing gay themes respectively, and "Passion" was approved to be released only to people over 18 years old due to the dozens of AV girls.