Lin Li, a former top lawyer, ends up as a lovesick villain in a tragic romance novel.
The domineering CEO grabs me by the throat? Article 234 of the Criminal Law: that’s intentional assault.
A top-tier star expects me to be on call 24/7? Triple overtime pay under the Labor Law. Here’s the bill.
My family forces me to donate bone marrow? Take a look at the Civil Code’s section on personality rights.
I use the Criminal Law to send the CEO to prison, the Tax Law to bring down a top-tier star, and the Marriage Law to tear a scumbag to pieces.
When I slap legal statutes across the male lead’s face, every tragic-romance trope starts crying.
Later, I travel through various small worlds.
An insectoid general wants to mark me? Warning: the Interstellar Convention forbids it!
A feudal family wants to drown me in a pond? Take a look at the Great Ming Code!
Everyone’s a lovesick fool trying to guilt-trip me? All right, today’s lesson is Chapter Two of the Constitution: The Fundamental Rights and Duties of Citizens.
Master of Love Poison: “Love is the only law of the universe!”
I open Chapter One of the Legislation Law. “This law is enacted to regulate legislative activities and improve the national legislative system...”
“Stop! Can you please quit reading that?!”
“No. Under Article 134 of the Civil Procedure Law, I have the right to make a final statement.”
It breaks the limitations of traditional tomato articles, the subject matter is very novel, the heroine has been popularizing the law, the structure is clear, and it is very interesting. I also learned a lot while reading the article, and I gained a lot 😄 😳
Cool, the law is the best