You Asked Me to Sue, but I Sent the Presiding Judge to Prison

In a parallel world, Ji Fan becomes a lawyer.

The very first case he takes on causes an uproar across society.

Defendant: I have dissociative identity disorder. I'm mentally ill. You can't convict me!

Ji Fan: First request: I ask that the defendant be sentenced to death and executed immediately, with no reprieve!

Defendant's lawyer: People with mental disorders can't control their actions, so they haven't broken the law!

Ji Fan: Second request: sentence the defendant's lawyer to life imprisonment and revoke his license to practice law.

Presiding judge: It is true that people who are mentally ill can't control their actions. The law must show leniency.

Ji Fan: Third request: sentence the presiding judge to life imprisonment and strip him of his political rights for life.

By the end of the trial, all three requests have been granted.

Everyone in the courtroom trembles with fear.

"Big brother, I was only here to watch. You aren't going to lock me up too, are you?"

Netizens: I like this lawyer. He's got character!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.