Showbiz: Offer 5, The Lawless Outlaw

A person who writes about the Three Views is exporting incorrect Three Views and writes nonsense without understanding the basic logic. Also, that word is called tea poison, not tea poison.

This book, to be honest, has a good idea, but the writing is terrible, with all kinds of errors and omissions, and connection problems. The main theme makes readers feel physically uncomfortable.

Why do you like to be a cheap dad so much and even do surrogacy?

**Writing, various grammatical errors, and it feels like the author has no intention at all.

I would like to give you some advice: be careful of aesthetic fatigue. Don't pick up another case right after one case ends, or intersperse some other plots in between.

How do the 8 selected children fight against the boss? It feels strangely familiar. Can it evolve later?

Please write more about daily life. It's always a case. It's too boring.

The protagonist abets crime in court, knows the law and breaks it. Being a litigant is not a fool.

This book is better written than other books, the logic is smooth, the character is strong, and the characters are comfortable to read.

What can a lawyer do in reality? You thought she was an old beauty?