I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

Chang Wei, feeling hungry after his recent transmigration, takes three children to a state-run restaurant for dumplings. Despite not having a grain ticket, he pays for the meal, reminiscing about his grandfather's stories. The children enjoy their food, prompting Chang Wei to buy more. After their meal, he smokes a cigarette and reflects on the era's simplicity. However, he faces his mother's wrath for his recklessness, leading to a heartfelt moment. As she scolds him, the children defend him, highlighting the familial bonds and the innocence of youth. In the end, Chang Wei's efforts to please the children result in a comedic twist as he escapes his mother's punishment.

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