The cases he took over were always "seconded"; the complaints he wrote were "polished" beyond recognition by senior lawyers. He discovered that the law firm's real win in the case was not based on legal regulations, but on the judge's son's study abroad quota. He secretly helped the evicted households write complaints, but the other party took the materials to the law firm and reported him for "taking the case privately."
· On the brink of dismissal: The director pushed the dismissal letter in front of him and asked him to resign honorably out of the relationship between master and apprentice.
