A globe-trotting con artist named Makoto Edamura, who considers himself Japan's greatest swindler, gets a harsh lesson in the criminal food chain when he attempts to scam a charismatic Frenchman named Laurent Thierry. Instead of being the hunter, Edamura quickly finds himself the prey, forced into a high-stakes world of elaborate heists and international deception. As part of Laurent’s crew, which includes the sharp-witted Abigail Jones and the master of disguise Kudo, Edamura is thrust into a series of breathtaking, meticulously planned cons targeting the world's most corrupt and powerful villains. From draining the assets of a Los Angeles drug cartel to exposing a fraudulent art dealer in Singapore, each job is a dazzling spectacle of misdirection and high-wire risk. The series blends a slick, stylish visual palette with a playful, jazz-infused tone, never losing sight of the complex motivations and hidden pasts that drive its morally ambiguous cast. As the crew's schemes grow ever more audacious, the line between justice and crime blurs, leaving viewers to wonder who is truly being played.