Super Lawyer: I Send the Plaintiff Packing from the Start

No System, plenty of legal education, very few livestreams: a retro lawyer story with none of the usual bells and whistles... Lin He has just graduated and earned his law license. He opens a small law firm, but he has no reputation and nobody comes to him for representation. He is the kind of obscure little lawyer who goes hungry nine meals out of ten. Then one day, he happens to find a little legal handbook left behind by a college student named Yun Xiang. He studies it diligently, and from then on, his life seems to take off... In his first case, the Spearpoint Case, Lin He not only wins an acquittal for his client, but gets the plaintiff sent to prison as well. In his second case, the client says, “Lawyer Lin, I broke someone’s wrist.” Lin He replies, “Tell me, how many years do you want them to spend behind bars?” In the third case, a streamer says, “Lawyer Lin, someone’s been maliciously exposing me as a fraud.” Lin He replies, “Tell me, how much compensation do you want from them?” I’ve completed a lawyer novel of over a million words, and I’ve also listened closely to readers’ feedback on my last book. No System, fewer livestreams, and more grounded in reality... This book is a blast!