A Hero’s Orphan? Call Me a Rogue of the Legal World!

The most eye-catching thing about this novel is that it combines "exhilaration" and "thickness" into one strong force - it has the pleasure of a top lawyer crushing his opponents, and the emotional weight behind his special identity, which makes the legal story go beyond mere professional dazzling skills and has an extra layer of power that touches people's hearts. The "all-round crushing" of the first case can be called a textbook-level legal scene: from the precise layout of pre-trial evidence, to the mastery of legal provisions during the trial, to the precise counterattack when seizing the loopholes in the opponent's logic, every detail reveals the author's deep involvement in the legal profession - there is no "golden finger" of vague processing, only step-by-step work based on professionalism, making the word "top" solid and credible. This kind of professionalism not only makes knowledgeable readers feel "right", but also allows ordinary readers to clearly feel the intellectual charm of legal games. Just watching how the protagonist uses logic and evidence to tear apart the opponent's defense is enough fun. What's even more rare is that this "crushing" is never an empty show of skills. The protagonist's identity as a martyr's orphan gives each of his victory cases a double meaning: he uses his professional ability to slap doubters in the face, proving that the labels of "traveler" and "orphan" cannot trap him; he also uses the "ruler" of the law to demonstrate his professionalism. The background of the legal drama and the emotional tension given by the special characters make this novel not only an adrenaline-filled "highlight record of lawyers", but also a growth story about protection and proof. The more you read, the more powerful it becomes. From the introduction, you can feel the excitement and ignition coming from the face - the special identity of the martyr orphan has a heavy background, and the double buff of time traveler + top lawyer gives the protagonist an absolute "anti-kill" ability. This contrast between "tragedy of life" and "powerful strength" is extremely tense. The family's sacrifice for the country is in sharp contrast to the protagonist's current situation of being "bullied and questioned". It naturally has its own emotional resonance: it not only feels distressed for the protagonist's situation, but also looks forward to the plot of him using legal weapons to slap doubters in the face. The setting of the time traveler provides rationality for the ability of the "top lawyer", and the status of "orphan" gives his battle an additional layer of "protection" meaning - not only to prove himself, but also to protect the peace that his family has bought with their lives. The entire setting has the texture of urban reality (lawyer profession, daily dilemmas), as well as the refreshing rhythm brought by time-travel elements, with clear conflicts and a sense of character.

The first half of this novel is mainly about stirring up emotions, and the subsequent litigation plot is very well written. Although it is a bit divorced from the main part, the content it writes also pave the way for the protagonist to grow step by step in the world after time travel or rebirth. It also cites a large number of real-life cases to give readers a deeper sense of immersion, and you can see that a lot of environmental descriptions are used in the article to set off the plot and characters of the novel at that time. The use is very appropriate and very fascinating. It gives a full sense of immersion during the reading process. It is also one of the few legal novels that Tomato has seen recently, and it is still a very well-written book. I won't go into too much details. If you have time to read it, this author is still worth supporting. Furthermore, the author of this novel is not bad at all. I will continue to follow and follow the author for a while. I hope that the author can continue to write better and more brilliantly, but don't overdo it. In this way, I really don't know how my own book will be published in the future [laughter]

Read it really carefully, try hard to understand the content, and integrate the law into your life. We need to understand the law, and we also need to know how to use the law to protect ourselves and others. Justice may be late, but it will never be absent.

It's really, really beautiful. I thought it was really about the orphans of martyrs at first, but then I found out that I read a lot of chapters to understand the law. I read it as an adaptation of real events, but the writing is really amazing.

Why is the rating so low? It deserves five stars! It looks so good, I saw that there were no updates overnight! Come on, author, mass production!

The author's writing is very logical, and the solutions are well-founded and down-to-earth. Although it is a novel, and the choice of the main characters in the novel is also typical, taking into account the upper-level party and government, middle-level elites, and grassroots civilians, it is exaggerated and idealistic, but the method of solving problems in the novel is very flexible and useful, and can be used as a reference for real life. I never write book reviews, but after reading dozens of chapters, I objectively judge that this novel is a bit exaggerated, but it is a strategy book that can improve IQ. It is worth reading without wasting time. I hope the author doesn't mess up the story.

The male protagonist was a super lawyer from the original world, and traveled through the parallel world to become a person with a super awesome background. His father was a border guard martyr, with first-class merit, his mother died fighting the epidemic, and his brother was an anti-drug hero. He had full buffs. Entering a prestigious school brought to the new world what is the style of a super lawyer. He is so good-looking.

Very good. First of all, I am more professional in studying law. Secondly and most importantly, this novel is more serious in terms of punishment and is more in line with readers' expectations. It is a pleasant point that is not found in many novels of the same type. Those novels only write penalties strictly in accordance with the law. The problem is that this is the kind of enjoyment that novels should give.

It's good to read, but the first twelve chapters are a little bit toxic, but you can jump directly to the twelfth chapter without any impact; after arriving in Qingbei, I started to work on various cases and founded my own law firm, and even recruited my former boss Han Qing to be a technical consultant and Mrs. Yazhai [laughing]. I was excited to watch the trial of these cases, and it is a book worth recommending.

It's very interesting to watch, and the plot is very rhythmic. It uses a third-person perspective to popularize the law and how ordinary people should use legal weapons to protect themselves from violence, and what the price will be for breaking the law.