My Law Firm Opened a Dating Agency, and My Clients Begged Me to Take Orders.

It's pretty good, and the case didn't drag on. But I'd like to give you a small suggestion. Don't always try to catch someone's attack. It's very passive. It would be better if the protagonist can take the initiative to attack, and also create some obstacles for the enemy (personal opinion) [laughing]

You can see it, but this system should not be called big data. The author does not understand the concept of big data at all. He uses big data as an accurate symbol that can collect all the experiences of a person. But in fact, big data uses a large number of samples to infer a possibility, that is, the maximum probability event. It is impossible and impossible to understand everything a person has experienced. Because big data is oriented to a collective, that is, the more samples, the more accurate it is. On the contrary, for individuals, the discrepancy will be greater. It may be said that big data promotion is to push videos or novels that you like, but that is because it is based on the actions of many, many people to infer whether you will like it. For example, after watching a for 100 people, the system recommends b to them, and the probability of continuing to watch b (i. E. Completion rate or follow-up rate) is higher than 80% or something. Then it can be judged that people who like a have a high probability of liking b. Big data does not require one person's accuracy, but the basic behavioral habits of most people

The writing is very interesting. It is different from other lawyers. I can't tell you exactly what it is, but it seems more interesting than others.

The writing is good and the content is rich. It would be nice if the plot had more ups and downs [laughter]

Personally I feel pretty good

Not bad, very readable

Great book, cheers to the author! Like you👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

It's very well written, I like it. Good luck to the author.

It's okay, but there are too many peers, so it's a double main story. I prefer the single main story of litigating a lawsuit and introducing a spouse.

Systematic matchmaking and popularizing the law are my favorite themes. There are skipped readings, which is nice. Completed, no similar books found. At least 9 points. Strange, why are there so few comments? Score so low? Is there no traffic? Or are there fewer people on the same frequency as me?