I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

In a narrative of life’s cyclical nature, Chang Wei reflects on his past and present as he navigates a new world. Chen Ming Ji critiques a calligraphy piece by Chang Wei in the office, revealing contrasting values in their professions. During a meal with Xu Damao, they discuss local gossip about marriage plans, revealing societal expectations and personal ambitions. Xu Damao expresses his desire for a wealthy partner, eyeing a capitalist's daughter, which prompts Chang Wei to ponder the implications of wealth and morality in their society. The story unfolds themes of class, ambition, and the complexities of personal relationships, highlighting the characters' struggles with societal norms and their own aspirations.

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