I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

In a dilapidated two-story building, tension escalates as Yang Wen Hai holds a gun to a man's head, while Chang Wei, injured but composed, tries to assess the situation. A dwarf, mistaken for a child, attacks Chang Wei but is shot in the leg. After the incident, Chang Wei is taken to the hospital while discussing a valuable jade statue he nearly lost. His colleagues express concern for his well-being, but Chang Wei prioritizes the jade. Despite reassurances from the doctor about his injury, Chang Wei requests that his family not be informed about the incident. The narrative highlights themes of friendship, responsibility, and the value placed on material possessions.

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