I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

The Bai Family resides in a siheyuan at No. 37 Nanluoguxiang, with significant events unfolding after the eldest son marries. Chang Kun, concerned for his daughter, helps establish new wedding chambers for the couple. However, following a car accident involving the eldest son, tensions rise, resulting in a fight between Chang Wei and the Bai family's second son. Chang Wei, feeling pressured and distressed about his elder sister, ventures to Deshengmen, a bustling black market. There, he meets Li Dong Wa, a vendor, to buy grain tickets. Their interaction highlights the struggles of navigating a marketplace rife with illicit trade, underscoring the precariousness of their situation in a changing society. Chang Wei's purchase of various tickets signifies his attempts to adapt and survive in this challenging environment.

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