I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

In the west wing of a courtyard, Chang Wei discusses workplace issues with Deputy Director Li, emphasizing the need for accountability regarding two corrupt department heads. Despite the minor nature of their offenses, there is concern about the investigation's depth. Chang Wei also reflects on the struggles of the Jia family and considers their future, aiming to provide opportunities rather than revenge. At home, he comforts a little girl with stories, highlighting themes of kindness and familial bonds. The narrative intertwines personal and social challenges, illustrating the complexities of life, work, and relationships in a community setting.

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