I make a living solving crimes.

Chang Wei doesn't want to be a policeman.

Or maybe he didn't want a serious job.

But he couldn't be a street urchin. If he didn't work, he would soon be sent to the Great Northern Wilderness. The sending of educated youth to the countryside did not start in 1966. The first batch went to the frontier in 1955.

Originally, he wanted to find someone to change his major, let him stay in high school for three years, and go to college. Seven years later, the wind was just about to pick up, and he would follow the red armbands for another ten years to get into the reform and opening up.

But here comes the system!

Reluctant to give up the skills and materials he was awarded, he could only reluctantly continue to attend the Public Security School.

Chang Wei was serious for once, and asked earnestly, "Master, what should I pay attention to during this conversation?"

Zhang Youde was very satisfied with Chang Wei's attitude and said, "Dress formally, don't be so frivolous, talk less, and express your opinion seriously at the end."

"Take a stand?"

"You have to say something at the end, right?"

"What should I say?"

Zhang Youde glanced at him with a look of disappointment and said, "Let's talk about how to maintain the pioneering spirit of the members."

He is just a member of the League. One must be 18 years old to join the Party.

Chang Wei thought for a moment and nodded, "Okay."

Upon learning that the person in the conversation was someone from the Political Department and that the situation had changed from the Branch Bureau to the Municipal Bureau, Chang Wei felt very frightened.

In this era of special background, it is definitely not an exaggeration to be cautious in what you say and do. In a few years, many things will be brought up and reinterpreted.

"How's your sister's house?"

"It's still being worked on. It will probably take at least ten days. It will be delayed if it rains."

"It hasn't rained for more than half a month. It looks like it can hold on for a while longer. You better hurry up and tell me if you have any problem."

“Tung oil.”

"Hiss, you're welcome. I'll get you some tung oil."

Chang Wei curled his lips and said, "I can't handle what you are saying, so why are you talking so big?"

Zhang Youde almost jumped up when he saw Chang Wei's expression. What does that disdainful expression of yours mean?

Tung oil, do you know what it is?

Chang Wei did not count on Zhang Youde, because there was no such thing in the street's material warehouse. Tung oil is an important maintenance agent for military machinery as it is used to prevent corrosion and rust. From warships, airplanes and tanks to cannons and machine guns, tung oil is essential for rust and waterproof maintenance.

It's not completely out of stock on the market. Crude tung oil used for wood can also be bought on the black market. This is because tung trees do not grow in the capital. It is more easily available in the southern Sichuan, Shu and Lake regions.

After putting Browning back into the wooden box, Chang Wei turned around and left the office to watch the fun in the yard.

The police station with three courtyards is now packed. There are prisoners squatting on the left side of the central courtyard, and all kinds of stolen goods are placed on the right side. The branch office sent a truck to move the goods one batch at a time.

It's not just things from Dongcheng District that are involved here. The sale and receipt of stolen goods involves the entire city. Not to mention Dongcheng, Xicheng, Chongwen and Xuanwu, even the suburban counties and towns of Beijing have stolen goods among them.

This lawsuit is still going on.

......

Today is Sunday, rest.

Breakfast was a little later than usual, and when Chang Wei wandered into the compound it was just the busiest time of the day.

Yan Jiecheng was about to go out with his second and third children when he saw Chang Wei enter the yard and proudly raised the fishing rod in his hand.

Liu Guangfu and a few other kids were running around in the yard, fighting and making noises. They were engaging in a fierce battle with pistols made of newspapers, and their lethality was entirely dependent on their mouths.

Yan Jie Di and the little girl were sticking their butts out and poking the ant nest on the ground with wooden sticks. When they saw Chang Wei coming back, they threw the sticks and wanted to pick him up.

Chang Wei hugged the little girl and walked towards home. As soon as he entered the door, he was blocked by Chang Long.

"Brother, I smell the fragrance."

"In the bag, take it yourself."

Chang Wei took off his schoolbag, handed a black fish to Yang Min, and took off his Liberation shoes. Chang Long, who was rummaging through his bag next to him, almost vomited.

"Brother, your feet are sore!"

"These broken shoes are not breathable."

Chang Wei felt embarrassed after smelling it, so he simply put on a pair of slippers, fetched water from the water tank, went to the kitchen, and wiped his whole body inside and out, and rubbed his feet vigorously with the remaining water.

It does stink, and not only does it stink, it also fades.

I changed into a vest and shorts, and came out in slippers, and saw the three little ones holding big meat buns and chewing on them with a mouthful of oil.

Although the dishes in state-owned restaurants are expensive, they are willing to use a lot of oil and meat, so you can eat with peace of mind.

"Uncle, meat, good seven."

The little girl came running over, stretched out her greasy little hands and asked for a hug, and Chang Da quickly picked her up and took her away.

"I want to give my uncle seven buns."

The little girl twisted and turned in Chang Da's arms, trying to get out, and her greasy hands were pulling at Chang Da's arms.

Yang Min patted the little girl's butt and placed the enamel pot in her hand on the table in front of Chang Wei.

"Drink some water. Lao Si will bring two buns to your eldest brother."

"I've eaten, you should eat too, Lao Si, give the bun to me."

"I've had breakfast. You didn't come back last night. What were you busy with?"

Chang Wei saw Yang Min's red eyes and knew that she probably didn't sleep well the night before, so he answered honestly, "I followed the police to arrest a thief's nest, but there were too many people, so we didn't dare to bring them back until dawn, which delayed us all night."

"Is everything okay? Be careful."

"Don't worry, mother. There aren't any major cases now. They're just petty thefts. They won't dare to move even if you shout at them."

He didn't even dare to mention the shooting last night. Ever since my father died, my mother has become more timid. I remember that when I was a child, she carried a load on her back to deliver food to the battlefield.

"The master gave us some food coupons and cloth coupons. It just so happens that Master Jin and his friends in the outer courtyard need to eat every day. Let the eldest sister go buy some corn flour and bring it back. Don't be mean to the craftsmen. We can't feed them well, but at least we should make sure they have enough to eat. You can arrange the cloth coupons yourself."

"Why do I give you so much?"

Yang Min counted the tickets in his hand. There were fifty kilograms of coarse grain tickets and ten feet of cloth tickets.

Chang Wei said with some pride: "They are all captured items. They are a reward from my master. I discovered that the principal criminal was trying to escape, but they were too old and blind to see it."

"Go tell your master and see if he'll beat you up."

"He is reluctant to let go. Otherwise, who will be the director's position in the future?"

Yang Min looked at her eldest son with disdain and said, "Do you think you own this police station?"

Chang Wei didn't talk back to me. He smiled and stuffed the buns that Chang Long brought into Yang Min's hands.

"I've eaten it, I'll save it for your sister."

"What do you want to eat? A steamed bread? I bought fifteen of them. If you don't want to eat them, I'll give them to Liu Guangfu now."

"Nonsense." Yang Min tapped Chang Wei, then hesitantly took the bun and took a small bite.

"After you finish eating, don't think about giving it to Xiao Man later. Sister, you should come and eat too. It's too hot to stay until noon."

After making a vicious confession, Chang Wei returned to the north room, fell on the bed and began to count the profits.

[Assisted in cracking a major theft gang, points +5, rewards: All-Seeing Eye +1, Sunflower Finger, 1 Pig's Head].

Points +5?

Although I don’t know what these points are used for, but looking at the number it seems a bit of a loss!

There were more than ten prisoners captured by himself, Li Laifu and Wu Jimao alone. Why was they only given so little?

Is it because the cases were combined and they were considered a gang, so the system took kickbacks?

This broken system is not smart at all, no explanation and no chat, bad review.

The All-Seeing Eye was upgraded to another level. Chang Wei poked his head out from the bed to look at the people in the room. There was a lot of more information under the green names.

"Yang Min, female, 43 years old, second-level female worker at Jingdong Textile Factory."

"Chang Da, female, 23 years old, housewife."

"Chang Tian, ​​male, 10 years old, a second-grade student at Gulou Primary School."

"Chang Long..."