Gavel

During the Republic of China, an ordinary civil dispute instantly turned into a game about "procedural justice" and "unwritten rules of officialdom" because the plaintiff was the uncle of a local court police officer. Using the shady judicial system of the Republic of China, it alludes to the alienation and rebirth of the "avoidance system" in officialdom. The judicial concept is packaged into the "conspiracy" of the officialdom of the Republic of China, showing how the protagonist achieves a desperate counterattack through procedural justice in the "network of human relations". This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.