The Days When I Was a Captain on the Streets

On his first day of employment, legal genius Su Yi was assigned to the Linhe Street Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Team. This is the famous urban-rural junction: on the left is the villa area where luxury cars come and go, and on the right is the urban village where chickens and ducks run around. This is also the "Waterloo" for law enforcement: aunts who behave in a reckless manner, profiteers who are well versed in legal loopholes, and even "local snakes" with backgrounds. Everyone thought that Su Yi, a gentle master's student, would resign in tears after only three days. Until Su Yi pushed up his glasses, turned on the law enforcement recorder, and awakened the [All-round Law Enforcement Assistance System]. In Su Yi's daily law enforcement life, his style of painting gradually deviates: Facing the grumpy old man who grows green onions in the green belt of his community: Su Yi did not pull out the onions and did not argue. He took out his calculator and said, "Uncle, according to the Property Law, this land is shared by all owners. It's okay for you to grow onions, but you have to pay back the land rent for the past twenty years, which is about 38,000. Do you want to scan the QR code or pay in cash?" Facing a barbecue restaurant that advertises "pure mutton" but sells "duck skewers": Su Yi took out a test paper without lifting the table: "Boss, the duck-derived ingredients in this mutton are as high as 99%. The ducks would be moved to tears after hearing this. Are you suspected of selling fake and inferior products? Are you going to close the shop yourself, or should I call 110 for you?"