[Comedy] + [Lighthearted Fun] + [Livestream] + [Legal Anecdotes]
(P.S. Though these stories are based on real cases, they take place on the otherworldly Blue Star, not in the real world. Please don't assume they're about anyone you know.)
(If you learn something useful for real life from this novel, all I can say is that you're a fast learner.)
Chu Qingchen transmigrates to Blue Star, a world extremely similar to our own, and awakens a Legal System. Whenever he helps someone with legal knowledge or teaches them the law, he earns Legal Points, which he can exchange for money, auras, abilities, and other rewards.
So, in the livestream:
Caller: “My husband cheated on me. I want him to leave the marriage with nothing.”
Chu Qingchen: “The law doesn't support leaving a spouse with nothing, but there is a way... Do this to put pressure on him, then negotiate to get what you want.”
Caller: “Great! But I actually have someone on the side too. Will that affect the outcome?”
Chu Qingchen: “I #￥%*@#”
Caller: “If I post revealing pictures on a foreign website, without charging anything, just as a hobby, is that illegal?”
Chu Qingchen: “That could indeed be a crime, but it depends on the circumstances. It might not be serious enough to count as a criminal offense.”
“My wife was bullied, and I hurt the guy. Now they're trying to arrest me. What do I do?”
“I went to a bathhouse for a group party, and now they want to arrest me for public lewdness. By the way, it was all men.”
“I stabbed my husband. He's lying on the floor right now, bleeding. Should I call the police?”
Well written, I learned a lot. But there is a puzzling thing. This protagonist doesn't behave well in the live broadcast room, and he doesn't have a vicious tongue. Why should others come to you? If you want the traffic to be at least unique, I hope the author will put more effort into the protagonist, and don't always use barrages and customers to make the whole life, which is a bit boring to watch.