I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

In the gray-bricked Hu Tong Li, time lingers quietly, contrasting with the lively presence of the bare-chested “Bāng Yé” discussing exploits at the train station. Director Zhao revels in the recent crackdown on crime, buoyed by public support, while Wei Qian Jun addresses ongoing theft and serious felonies. Amidst this backdrop, Chang Wei navigates the challenges of police work and personal ambitions, humorously avoiding the spotlight of newspaper fame. The dynamics of camaraderie and ambition among the officers highlight their struggles and aspirations, intertwined with the pursuit of justice and order in a vibrant yet chaotic city.

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