I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

Du Ye, once troubled, has found a new path in life, while Yang Min is concerned about her widowed daughter’s future. Chang Wei suggests patience, alluding to a superstition about widows. He prepares herbal pills for his grandfather, using body-strengthening fruit and bitter melon. Meanwhile, Du Ye and Chang Wei bond over work, including making coal balls. At lunch with Chang Wei’s family, they discuss the troubling food shortages ahead, revealing a stark contrast to the supposed bumper harvest. Amidst this, Du Ye feels out of place, and the day takes a tense turn when he rushes in, warning Chang Wei of spies.

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