You Asked Me to Be a Lawyer, So Why Did I Send Everyone to Prison?
让你当律师，你把别人全送进去？
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- Completed
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- 387k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Now This Is the Kind of Novel Chinese People Should Read
As fellow Chinese people, you'll feel your blood boil after reading this.
Books Packed with Knowledge That Make You Feel Like You Could Get into Tsinghua After Reading Them
Novels About Lawyers with Lots of Legal Knowledge
Are there any novels like this one, The Book Holds a Face Like Yan Ru Yu? I love lawyer stories so much.
Urban Billionaire Stories That Never Get Old
Please, I'm out of books to read. Could you recommend some? Handsome guys and beautiful ladies, help me out!
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Lawyer Who Tears It Up in Court?
Novels Like Wrong Interview Room, First Case Shocks the World
Any Lawyer Novels?
I've gotten hooked on lawyer novels. Come on, guys, give me your recommendations.
Urban Imagination Novels With Exciting Plots, Good for Reading Twelve
Looking for books similar to I Plundered Countless Talents and Became a God in the Age of Universal Awakening.
Please Recommend Novels About Lawsuits with a Lawyer Protagonist. I Would Be Eternally Grateful
Looking for a Lawyer Story with a System, Preferably One That Starts from the Beginning
Outlaw Protagonists Who Get the Other Side's Lawyer Thrown in Prison
A Book of Life and Death in One Hand, a Judge’s Brush in the Other
The protagonist holds the power to judge the life and death of gods and ghosts, and to govern yin and yang.
Please, a Ye Luoli Story Where the Protagonist Becomes the Fairy Silver Dust!
Novels About Lawyers and the Legal Profession
Any Novels About Transmigrating Into Elite Lawyers?
Please Recommend Novels About Zhang San, the Outlaw Lawyer
Funny stories about teaching people the law.
Male Leads Who Are Police Officers or Lawyers and Have a System
Stories about solving cases and sending people to prison. If the protagonist is a lawyer, they should rack up a kill count too.
Tomb-Raiding Stories Where the Protagonist Uses a Sign-In System or Lives in Seclusion for a Century Before Being Called Back Into Action
Preferably one where Zhang Qiling is the one who asks them to come down the mountain.
Any Novels With a Lawyer Hero Who Can Get Lawyers and Judges Sent to Prison?
Novels About Law
Any novels related to law? Any genre is fine.
Books About Law
Are there any books about law? The kind where knowing the law lets you shut people down in a satisfying way.
Prehistoric-Era Novels With a System
The System shouldn't draw Pangu's blood essence. Have it draw Hongjun's blood instead.
Any Stories About a Protagonist Livestreaming Legal Education, Then Someone Goes Overseas to Steal Antiques?
Any stories where the protagonist livestreams legal education, then someone steals antiques overseas and, after returning, the protagonist acts as their lawyer?
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Plays Different Roles to Judge Sinners?
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I feel great about it because this book makes me want to study law and teaches me how to protect my personal safety and property using the law. It's very well written. Thank you to the author for bringing me such a wonderful novel.
Different strokes for different folks; some people may disagree, but I think it's great. I finished it in one go. First, you need to understand one thing: this is a novel. Just enjoy watching the protagonist's omnipotence. Why worry about the legal aspects? How many readers of this novel actually understand law? It's just a form of entertainment after work.
Author, for your next case study, perhaps you could consider topics related to schools, teachers, and students, such as compulsory education versus non-compulsory education, in-class versus after-school assignments, teachers' rights and obligations, and students' rights and obligations, etc. [Think about it carefully][Note]
Why doesn't the lawyer in this book go to court? It's not exciting! Furthermore, the constant descriptions of women's figures are truly vulgar. I believe that being a lawyer is a respectable profession, and lawyers are supposed to be upright and honest people; they wouldn't be so lewd as to stare at women's breasts.
It's so good, I learned a lot from it.
At first, I thought it was a harem novel with various female protagonists, but thankfully there were no more romantic pairings later on. As expected, without women, it's naturally divine! Overall, it was very enjoyable and satisfying to read! It's a pity the ending was too rushed; it left me wanting more...
This was my first time reading a legal novel. The author wrote well, and it must have been hard work. Creating a story requires extensive research, consulting lawyer friends, and describing the cases in plain language – it takes considerable effort. It was enjoyable at first, but became a bit tiresome after the main villain appeared.
Good, very interesting
There are some minor issues with the laws and regulations, but the novel itself is quite well-written.
I watched it all in one go, so satisfying! (Friendly reminder: I read novels just for fun, and I'm not a very old reader. The appeal lies in their short length, allowing me to finish them in one sitting. I know almost nothing about law, and my reviews are mostly five stars; otherwise, I won't bother. If you have any questions, then you're right, and I'll take your feedback.)