I Asked You to Teach the Law, Not Share Tips for Getting Sent to Prison

It's very interesting, I guess I won't be able to write many chapters.

Here you go, I must have been a math problem in my previous life

Let's talk about the male protagonist first. Would a normal person point at a woman they meet for the first time and say she has flat breasts? This is either a lack of emotional intelligence or a personality problem, or disrespect for others. This female intern can tolerate it even if she doesn't leave in person. What about female interns? What is my biggest impression of her? He punched the air, his face turned red and he was bulging with anger. Everyone tastes it, everyone tastes it carefully, can this be the impression given by a normal adult woman? What's more, this man is the most proud disciple of the university professor? If this was a pufferfish it would have exploded dozens of times! To sum up, what is wrong with both of these people? Don't try to argue with me. If you argue with me, I'll deal with you.

The plot is good, I don't care about the minor flaws, I'm just talking about two points that I personally find uncomfortable. At the beginning, the male protagonist calls someone Xiaoping, which is really rude. No matter how he does it in the novel, it seems that the male protagonist has no quality. He is obviously ten lawyers. If you've known each other for a long time, it's totally okay to say this, but it's really rude to do this to a stranger. The second issue is the character design of the female protagonist. First of all, I am a girl and I am also in college. I have never seen such a woman. Some of her behaviors don't look like a college student at all. They feel like a pretentious child, which is really uncomfortable to watch. Even if it is to promote the plot, why do we have to use this kind of character? Isn't it a one-way competition where fellow geniuses find their rivals and the excitement?

That woman is too smart. She is here to be an assistant, not to destroy the protagonist. The three stars are for the author's subject matter and writing style.

An ordinary company's marketing account with no marketing traffic, did nothing when it first started broadcasting, and then it became popular to attract traffic? Has anyone else reported it? At least you have to live broadcast some useful information, so that you can attract traffic and have people report it. It has just been aired, there is only one title, and there is no shit content. Where does the traffic come from? How can such a mentally retarded Chaoyang people call your company to report it? Can it be a little more logical? The rest of the writing is okay, but all are relatively rigorous.

The plot of the law education is good. At the beginning, the female assistant has an old-fashioned routine. Not long after we first met, she gave the girl a nickname and called her out. How old is the girl? There are many behaviors and it feels so childish.

It really doesn't work. It's all the cases Luo Xiang talked about, and then he just made a villain secretary who was against him. I was speechless.

This book is poisonous. Although I am reading a book, I can hear Teacher Luo Xiang lecturing!

Maybe my outlook is wrong. I can't stand a righteous person like the protagonist. The two stars are given to Teacher Luo, which has nothing to do with the author's book or the protagonist.