I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

In the midst of winter's chill, Chang Wei stands at the investigation department, reflecting on the previous night's events and the old books he wishes to keep. As he and Fan Tuan Er share a meal, their conversation turns humorous and historical, revealing cultural quirks about 18th-century France. Their dialogue shifts to practical matters, including Chang Wei's plans for stoves to combat the cold. As the day progresses, the minister outlines an operation against a scientist, and Chang Wei’s casual demeanor contrasts with the seriousness of their mission. This mix of light-hearted banter and impending duty underscores the tension in their lives.

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