Damn It, Why Is He in the Dock Again?

I don't know when, the Internet became the place to solve the case. Whoever has the loudest voice will have the greatest grievances, and justice should belong to whomever, and netizens will avenge them one-sidedly. After Liucheng traveled to a parallel world, he encountered this kind of one-sided "justice" on the Internet. As a lawyer, Liucheng decided to help his client clear his grievances. When his client is a domestic violence man, the entire Internet reviles him. Liucheng: "I maintain that my defendant is innocent." While his client was the head teacher of a child who fell from a building, he was still at work. Liucheng: "I maintain that my defendant is innocent." The whole Internet was filled with curses: "The black-hearted lawyer will not die well." Liucheng pushed up the glasses on the bridge of his nose: "What I am fighting is not a simple lawsuit, but the rest of my client's life. What you see may not be the truth. The truth is often hidden in corners where no one cares." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.