Lawyer's Character

To be honest, I almost didn't finish reading the three golden chapters at the beginning. Plus, I don't know much about lawyers and school affairs, so I didn't comment on whether it was right or wrong. The reason why I can continue reading is the operation after I started to join the law firm. The three words "not pedantic" are the solution. I have a brain, and that's why I kept reading. The protagonist's character was cowardly in the third golden chapter, and then his IQ began to show. That's it. I've only just read Chapter 9. I hope I can be a little bit jealous and don't make Shen Nong unable to stand it. Come on.

This book is very good about litigation, but one drawback is that the protagonist never loses the case. This is too false. No matter how good the lawyer is, he will lose the case sometimes.

As mentioned earlier, the protagonist is about 35 years old and has been active for 35 years. He is also a doctoral teacher. He is not a stay-at-home teacher. Moreover, as a professor, his life has been divorced. He must be thick-skinned and has a lot of social experience. Let's see how the protagonist is handled in the 30 chapters...

The case descriptions in the article are quite good. Many of them have been seen in the news, and they are not exaggerated. The only thing I was unhappy about was the ex-wife storyline. The dissatisfaction mainly comes from two aspects. From the perspective of the ex-wife, your portrayal of her is not that good. Before the divorce, no matter how sarcastic the ex-wife was, I could understand that she wanted to motivate the protagonist to make progress. But since they are divorced, she should be frustrated with the protagonist. So now that we meet, The ex-wife should be expressionless and indifferent, but when the protagonist goes to his ex-wife's house to meet his son, it doesn't make sense that his ex-wife is still sarcastic. And when the protagonist comes to pick up his son for the first time in the article, the ex-wife is ridiculed and feels extremely comfortable. This is very disgusting. Then the ex-wife herself said that the protagonist's salary card was in her hands before, and the money she gave to the protagonist was not as much as subsidizing her parents. If she had a younger brother, she would have to support him. From the protagonist's point of view, he does not engage in pornography, cheating, domestic violence, and is not lazy (the protagonist's previous job was a university teacher). The main reason his ex-wife is dissatisfied with him is that he has no ambition and cannot make more money, thus bringing a prosperous life to the family. But I think compared to what I said before, it really doesn't matter that the protagonist is not motivated, and the divorce was not brought up by the protagonist, but by the ex-wife herself. So why do you have to describe the protagonist feeling indebted and guilty to his ex-wife again and again? So judging from the plot you wrote, I don't think the protagonist did anything wrong, but that the ex-wife was not good at all. Then I think the author, when you made the outline, did you consider how to deal with the follow-up between the protagonist and his ex-wife? If you are considering getting them to remarry, then don't describe your ex-wife in such a way that makes people feel uncomfortable. For example, when the protagonist comes to see his son, just describe her as cold and business-like, and she doesn't even want to talk to the protagonist. Or, for example, later arrange for her to be involved in a case, and after the protagonist helps her win, the relationship between them eases a lot, and finally the son helps them get back together. But if you have never thought about letting them remarry, then there is no need to write it like this. It always gives me a feeling that the protagonist is a dog licker, and then the ex-wife is the same as the protagonist in PUA. Just write that they each have their own lives, are well on their own, and even set up new families later on. Then, in the comments posted by other readers, I saw more than once that you said you would accept readers' opinions and reduce the role of your ex-wife, but I feel like you didn't do what you said. The last thing is that if the author is not good at writing emotional lines, you don't have to write it. I believe that many people will like books without female protagonists.

It's all about how sorry I am for my ex-wife. Why are I sorry? The protagonist didn't cheat on her, didn't eat, drink, whore or gamble. She didn't earn as much as her ex-wife when she was a teacher. But her ex-wife kept giving money to her parents and her parents were always plotting against her. Just after the divorce, he asked his ex-wife to go on a blind date. I never saw his father give him money except for shopping. I wrote that his ex-wife was determined to give up. Before he moved to the city, the protagonist's son said that his ex-wife had an affair. Do you want to impress yourself?

It's okay to write a case, just read it just in case.

Everything about this novel is good, except that your ex-wife didn't write it well.

I think the author is a woman! Otherwise, I wouldn't write about the protagonist's ex-wife like this! ! I'm divorced too! Do you really think it's not disgusting to write about your ex-wife like this? ? I've read about a hundred chapters and can't stand it anymore. The author felt that the protagonist's ex-wife had no fault at all and it was all the protagonist's fault. They divorced her in the book and even licked her ex-wife in various ways! All kinds of inner hints about how good my ex-wife is! ! It looks really frustrating! The problem is that according to the author's description, the ex-wife has a strong personality and a strong utilitarianism, and she overtly and covertly dislikes and dislikes the protagonist. The elders in the ex-wife's family also look down on the protagonist in various ways. Then the author will arrange the plot of the ex-wife like this. It is estimated that the plot will be forcibly sensationalized and reunited later, and the plot will be arranged to highlight the various difficulties and grievances of the ex-wife, as well as the various regrets of the protagonist after becoming rich. It is estimated that the protagonist's son will use various methods to get his parents to remarry, etc.! ! ! Then I was moved by the author himself! ! So the author is a woman, and a chauvinistic female author! ! ! Abandoned! ! ! I wish you a happy viewing! It's fun to watch the protagonist lick his ex-wife! ! ! Bye! ! ! (I actually reported this book, but it probably won't be approved)

I want to ask my book friends. Has anyone finished reading it? Did you remarry later? Just opened dozens of chapters. If you get remarried, give it up decisively.

It's a good novel. I learned a lot of things in it that I didn't know before. It's wonderful.