The Judge Is Losing It: You Call This a Lawyer for the People?

In a parallel world, Lu Ming becomes a lawyer specializing in public interest law.

Every lawyer involved in his cases looks utterly devastated, and every judge is terrified at the mere mention of him.

You break off an engagement and refuse to return the betrothal gifts, then falsely accuse someone of rape? I'll hit you with fraud charges and send you to prison!

You steal someone's place, ruin their life, then use your connections to force a settlement with money?

You'll pay up, and you'll still go to prison!

A young woman falsely accuses a teacher of sexual harassment and boasts that she has powerful people backing her?

I'll take down the corrupt big shot behind you, too!

Judges covering for each other, with provincial performance targets coming first?

If you don't want to be a good judge, I'll send you to prison to work a sewing machine and eat cream puffs!

Clients, lawyers, judges: line up and head to prison to work the sewing machines.

The onlookers tremble in fear.

Judge: You call that a public interest lawyer?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.