Luo Yi's defense statement has never been a pass for the court, but a reminder for the evildoers.
She was once an elite lawyer, but she was expelled from the law firm because she insisted on speaking up for the weak. Now she is hunkered down in a dilapidated legal aid center, taking all the "must-lose cases" - the husband of a domestically abusive wife taunted her with his check, the scumbag who transferred assets used his power to crush her, and even her colleagues laughed at her "defense words are all invalid."
But she smiled like a poisoned knife: she played the scumbag's private recordings in court, exposed the leakage of overseas accounts, and used "dirty means" outside of procedures to force justice into the hands of the weak. Some people say she is crazy, some people say she is cruel, but when women who have been victims of domestic violence hold her hands and ask, "Lawyer, can I walk out of the court alive?" She only replies: "My defense is invalid, but I can let you live."
She is not a defender of justice, but a revengeful assassin who steps on the cracks in the rules, using ineffective defense words to tear apart the effective truth.