I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

Chang Da feels torn between her duties as a wife and her affection for her comfortable little courtyard, arranged with care by her brother. She worries about the implications of Du Ye and the elderly lady moving in, fearing it could diminish her family's dignity. Despite this, she considers a practical arrangement that would allow them to care for Grandma Du. Chang Wei, now a deputy section chief, navigates family dynamics and the responsibilities that come with his position. He visits the Drum Tower Street Office, where he discusses housing arrangements for his sister and the Dragon Group, revealing concerns about economic challenges facing the street office's factory.

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