I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

The narrative unfolds against the serene backdrop of West Lake, where Chang Wei, optimistic and reflective, converses with Fan Tuan'er about resilience and the importance of maintaining a positive outlook. As they prepare to meet a minister amidst rising tensions due to a military presence, the story shifts to a looming crisis involving grain management and public trust. Chang Wei suggests transparency in communication to mitigate panic among the populace regarding a sensitive situation. Meanwhile, Jiang Hongxia observes the struggles of laborers at the train station, highlighting the harsh realities faced by the impoverished, embodied in the story of a young boy fighting for survival. The juxtaposition of personal struggles against political turmoil underscores the narrative's emotional depth.

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