Light of Justice

Chen Mo, a 32-year-old lawyer, has been practicing law for 8 years. He has won more lawsuits and lost less, but he is still poor and stable. His ex-wife left, but he was living alone with his 7-year-old daughter. He took on a small case in which a cleaning lady was wrongly accused of stealing money, and he originally wanted to take the matter lightly. The defendant knelt in front of the law firm and cried and begged, but he accepted the offer softly. The surveillance time did not match up, but the murderer left his fingerprints but was at large. After in-depth investigation, I encountered warnings: my car tires were punctured, my doorstep was photographed, and my daughter was equipped with a tracker. Property owners, real estate developers, and the masterminds behind the scenes put pressure on the company at all levels. He is not afraid of violence and overcomes all difficulties. From property corruption to construction site money laundering, from misappropriation of public funds to relationship protection, he has turned every "untouchable" case into a win with solid evidence. The daughter wrote in her composition: "My father is not afraid of the dark. He said the truth is like a light. If you don't turn it on, you will never see it." He is not a hero, he just refuses to take a step back. And this light, once it lights up, will never go out. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.