I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

In a damp autumn setting, Director Gong arrives to find Chang Wei calmly reviewing documents while three children remain hidden on a bus. Chang Wei suspects they were abandoned rather than hidden. The conversation shifts to the concept of "harvesting and pruning," a historical crime involving the abduction of children for profit. Chang Wei explains that criminal gangs typically target children aged 6 to 8 due to their vulnerability. He shares that clues link the case to the San Huang Dao gang, and they plan to wait for the children to wake up to gather more information. Director Gong expresses concern for the children's safety while acknowledging Chang Wei's investigative skills.

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