I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

After a century of war, the 1950s marked a rapid population growth in the nation, with an increase of 21.38 million in 1957 alone. This surge led to housing shortages, with families, like Chang Wei's, struggling for space. Discussions among police officers revealed plans to improve their living situation, hinting at promotions linked to their contributions. Meanwhile, Chang Wei prepared a meal at home, sharing joy with his siblings and finally presenting his military merit medals to his mother, highlighting family pride and achievements. The narrative intertwines personal struggles with broader societal challenges.

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