I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

In a late-night meeting at the county police station's cafeteria, Chang Wei, a dedicated official from the capital, faces mixed sentiments from local leaders who applaud him. Despite the pressure of socializing with government officials, he maintains politeness. Chief Su, the silent police chief, eventually prompts Chang to share insights on a case after a meal marked by reluctance and formality. Chang, however, emphasizes the importance of investigation before forming opinions. Later, he learns about Chief Su's strict orders to solve a case within three days, adding pressure to his involvement, hinting at the complexities of bureaucratic expectations and interpersonal dynamics in law enforcement.

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