I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

In a quaint courtyard, Chang Wei reflects on his family's modest home, which needs repairs due to its age. Amidst familial interactions, Chang Wei is unexpectedly proposed to take on the title of "Big Uncle," a role tied to local security responsibilities, which he declines. The narrative shifts to light-hearted moments at the police station, where Chang Wei shows concern for a colleague, Jiang Hong Xia, who is unwell, emphasizing the importance of breakfast. As the Mid-Autumn Festival approaches, there's a humorous plea for travel recommendations and updates, blending family warmth with community ties and personal responsibility.

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