In public, he’s the god of A City’s legal world: meticulous, cold, and undefeated.
In private, he pins his teary-eyed intern in front of the law books in his study and says, “Call me big brother, and I’ll let you go home.”
Until she’s bullied by him in court until her voice trembles: “Counsel for the plaintiff… this is workplace harassment.”
He loosens his tie and leans toward her in front of everyone. “Sorry. The little one from my family is throwing a tantrum.”
Later, everyone in A City knows that the undefeated Lawyer Bo’s only loss in his life was the case he brought before her on his knees, holding a marriage agreement: “Wanwan, will you sentence me to life imprisonment?”
