This is a novel about the value of justice, and it is also a slow-burn story. Unlike other novels, it does not emphasize fast-paced plotlines. Instead, it unfolds from a perspective close to reality. Much like legal facts, its plot design emphasizes reason and social realities. There is no transmigration, no System, and no superpowers in this novel. Instead, it offers readers a glimpse into the true state of the legal profession. It tells of the dilemmas legal professionals face in their pursuit of justice, and the arduous process of seeking just outcomes in one complex case after another. The novel touches on specialized legal knowledge, but presents most of it in an accessible way. If you have the time, savor it at your own pace. In stories drawn from real cases, you may find a vision of justice that is your own. You'll discover that real cases are far more dramatic, captivating, and thought-provoking than any invented plot!
Not long after beginning his career as a lawyer, Han Guangming takes on the high-profile series of murders involving playing cards. Soon after he takes over the case, it takes a sudden turn. As it turns out, every twist had been planned long in advance. A case within a case, a trap within a trap: how will Han Guangming handle such a complicated situation? It becomes the first major challenge of his legal career! Years later, Han Guangming has become a seasoned lawyer with years of experience. He is no longer awkward and inexperienced, yet he deeply misses the pure-hearted young man he was when he first entered the profession. Above all, he misses that pure feeling of pursuing and yearning for justice. Join Han Guangming as he searches for the true meaning of justice.
It's realistic, I love it!
Absolutely brilliant! Captivating!