I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

Yu Mao Xue felt restless, sensing impending trouble. Unlike past town protectors, he focused on profit, avoiding martial conflicts. His anxiety grew when he learned Chang Wei led an investigation into a corpse. Yu, willing to spend to disrupt the inquiry, sought time for his escape. Little Xia, a woman in debt, was drawn into Yu's dealings, hoping for profit to rebuild trust with her husband. When police, led by Chang Wei, arrived, they captured Yu, who, realizing he had no leverage, reluctantly agreed to confess, seeking leniency. The tension between the characters highlights themes of betrayal, desperation, and the pursuit of self-preservation.

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