Seven years ago, Wu Yan was the poorest student in the law school. He had a crush on Su Wan, who was studying directing, and did not even have the courage to confess his love. Seven years later, he is a gold medal lawyer with zero losses in the legal profession, and she is a variety show director standing in the dock.
A case of negligent death brought two people who should have never met again together again. She refused his representation, but he insisted on taking the hot potato. There was tit-for-tat confrontation in the court and old feelings rekindled outside the court. But they soon discovered that what was more difficult than winning or losing was how to protect each other in the face of those people and things they couldn't avoid.
Her ex-boyfriend came back to pester her, and the law firm put pressure on him to give up. Public opinion called him a "litigation stick," and her sponsor forced her to replace her. Every decision is like putting a weight on a scale, with career on one side and that person on the other.
But the most difficult defense in the world is never to help the client win the lawsuit, but to help yourself win back the person you missed.
