[One-on-one romance, both leads are virgins + sweet and doting with no angst. The heroine seems delicate but is clear-eyed about life; the hero seems gentle and aloof but is hopelessly in love]
In a nutshell: A seemingly mild-mannered but actually cunning, calculating, love-struck judge × a seemingly obedient and reserved but actually resilient, clear-eyed intern
Synopsis:
A baby is found dead, and the killer turns out to be its own mother;
A person is run over repeatedly, yet the culprit is acquitted;
A bestselling book is plagiarized, and public opinion swings wildly...
“Zhong Chi, I like you. Will you be with me?”
“Dudu, I should have been the one to say that first.”
“It doesn’t matter who says it first. You once told me that we’re equals. So, will you? Will you be my partner? I’ll love you, protect you, and treat you well. I’ll support you in whatever you do, and wherever you go, I’ll be by your side.”
“It would be my honor.”
In her fourth year of university, Xu Mei begins an internship at a court arranged by her school and meets Judge Zhong Chi, a mild-mannered and elegant man. One case after another helps her grow at a remarkable pace.
Zhong Chi is nearly worked to death every day by briefings, so when he finally gets an intern who can take some of the load off, of course he squeezes every last bit of work out of her.
But how did he end up getting himself tangled up in it, too? Never mind. First, he’ll lure her back to his nest.
So, what sparks will fly during their three-month internship?
The male protagonist is not overbearing, he is an ordinary person who respects girls and works hard, but he shines.
I like this book very much. This is my first time to write a book review. Let me record my views on it! This book is very real and ordinary. The practical application of law and the simple analysis of each case made me deeply touched and made me more determined on the road of studying law.
I like this book very much. It is a true portrayal of the internship life of law students.