I, Zhang San, Teach, and Everyone Who Listens to My Class Becomes a Talented Person

Zhang San, a senior professor at Imperial College of Law, was nicknamed "Outlaw Outlaw" because a student uploaded his video to the Internet during a class. It quickly became popular all over the Internet. The first lesson: "Why do lawyers defend bad guys? If you don't understand this problem, then you shouldn't be a lawyer." Second lesson: "What is a lie? A high-level lie is composed entirely of truth. Every sentence is true, but when combined, it becomes false." Lesson 3: "As long as the public has reasonable doubtful evidence, it is not considered a rumor, and officials are not allowed to refute rumors without more than reasonable evidence." The video of Zhang San's lecture was forwarded by students all over the Internet and unexpectedly became popular. Become the only miracle that does not release any works but continues to remain popular. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.