You Were Supposed to Handle the Lawsuit, So Why Did You Send Everyone on the Other Side to Prison?

It is a very good book to popularize the law. It has a vivid plot and a series of stories with ups and downs. It is a good book.

This angle of safeguarding justice is okay. It's a bit satisfying to punish crimes. The top officials don't act evil and can support them normally. It's fun to watch without being awkward. It's really not bad in a trial-type novel. Come on.

Overall, the plot is good, but some parts need to be read without thinking, otherwise it will feel a bit toxic, and the description of Xia Wanqing's feelings is a bit "really hungry" 😂

Personally, I think it's quite good. Just mentioning the assistant's figure helps to liven up the article. If you don't like it, you can skip it and watch Lu Lu acting cool.

Look for opportunities to break the situation in ordinary places, use unexpected evidence chains to tear open the fog of the case, showing your professionalism and sharp thinking. The writing rhythm is relaxed and moderate, integrating the tension of the court game with the wisdom and courage of the characters. It is a hearty and contagious read.

In fact, this is the second time I have read this book. I didn't finish it the first time and ran away to read something else. . 🤭 🤭 🤭 I can't say it's great, I can only say that I personally like it better. There's not so much nonsense, there's only one system and one beauty, and there aren't too many emotional scenes, and the awesome guy doesn't even have to have an assistant. 😘 😘 😘 I read a few police books a few days ago, either a policewoman or a system. That guy opened up the whole picture and caught criminals, even fools. This book is different. It allows you to experience that although I have a system, I also have logic. I can use the prompts given by the system to help the victims and let everyone know that I let you in because you committed a crime. . . Especially the assistant sister,, haha,, it's so enjoyable. . .

Advantages: The content is very exciting, extremely exciting, but the male protagonist is very steady, not arrogant, confident, and uses the system to strategize. What makes me happiest is when the heroine's father makes things difficult for her, the hero's reaction is my favorite among all the novels I have read over the years. In many novels, the male protagonist shows off in all kinds of ways, but when faced with the heroine's mother or father making things difficult, he expresses his stance and pretends to be a grandson. Even if the heroine's parents do something wrong, the hero will not refute. But this book is different, and it's something I really, really like. Disadvantages: The descriptions of various female bodies and clothing are basically beautiful. Then there is the heroine who declares her sovereignty regardless of the occasion. In fact, it stands to reason that the heroine should be very strong. There is no need to be so unsure. The heroine's father is a big shot, and the heroine's intelligence should be much stronger than Su Mei's. The heroine should be protected by bodyguards at all times. But for now, the heroine is just a burden. If he doesn't have any skills, he will get jealous, cause trouble, and hold the male protagonist back. When the situation is most dangerous, it is the male protagonist who fights for his life. This is also a common problem in suspense novels. That is, a steady and cold man, paired with a female protagonist, who is basically a silly, sweet girl with an out-of-the-box personality. A wretched male protagonist paired with a violent female protagonist. A stand-out male protagonist paired with a cool female protagonist. A blank slate of male protagonists and a charming female protagonist.

The plot is clear, the ideas are clear, and the writing is good. I hope there won't be too many descriptions of the relationship between men and women later.

It's good to see. Why is there no compensation? Those who have been in unjust prison for more than ten or twenty years are not compensated at all when they are found not guilty. I just write some and end it if they can live on. I saw around chapter 450 that the woman was raped first and then killed her parents. I have never seen it. Even the name was replaced by Kang. The logical details are really good. Another thing is the issue of reputation. The cases handled by the headquarters in Shanghai are all big ones. No one knows the male protagonist when I go out. But I have been watching for more than a day and I am so sick that I haven't slept yet. So the author will update quickly

It's really cool, but you can't deduct a point for being smart. The protagonist should not be a lawyer, but a policeman. Are the protagonists the same in all cases? Because the system directly gives you all the evidence. If you see clearly that all the evidence is given to you, then why file a lawsuit? Just submit it directly to the police station and that's it. There's not a single bit of lawyer-related plot to say the least, but it's just fun.