When I First Became a Film Police Officer, I Picked up a Ministerial-Level Wanted Notice.

Veteran Chen Feng transferred to the Lianhua Street Police Station, the most inconspicuous city bureau, and became a small-scale policeman. On the first day of reporting, he found three shredded "Ministerial Reward Warrants" in the trash can in his jurisdiction. Others thought it was a prank, but Chen Feng relied on the professional instincts of a field scout to identify an S-class felon who had been hiding in the busy city for eight years from fingerprints, coffee stains and a courier receipt on shredded paper. There is no police support, no intelligence network, only a warning signal that has not been overheated and a lonely courage that "once a soldier, always a citizen". He used his own methods to track, set up ambush, and risk his life to arrest. When the fugitive was handcuffed, Chen Feng knew that this person was involved in a drug smuggling and trafficking group spanning three provinces. And his story has just begun.