I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

Chang Wei, faced with a grain warehouse filled with damp, moldy grains, decides to dismantle it despite protests from grain officials. As soldiers assist, they discover the warehouse is actually filled with sand and gravel instead of the expected grain. Chang Wei reflects on the negligence of officials and the impact on the community, feeling heartbroken for those who rely on the harvest. The situation reveals systemic corruption and mismanagement, leading to a sense of urgency to address the food crisis. In the end, Chang Wei is reminded of the importance of vigilance and resilience in the face of adversity.

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