Reborn, I Cling to My Lawyer Sister's Coattails

[Urban Slice of Life] [The Protagonist Isn't a Lawyer, but Works at a Law Firm] [Grounded and Realistic, Inspired by Small Stories from the Author's Own Experience] People online often say lawyers are scammers. But have you ever wondered why people get scammed? Lawyers say the victims were tricked by legal consulting companies. But once they go to a law firm, are they really consulting with a lawyer? Ling Jiu is reborn, traveling from 2026 back to 2018. That year was said to be the best year online. But by then, the internet had already taken shape, and livestream sales were becoming crowded, too. Ling Jiu is reborn back in 2018, back at the beginning of all the trouble. In this life, when her boss challenges her, Ling Jiu first poaches the boss's staff, then becomes the boss's teacher. The boss ought to thank her, really... Cases featured: The Jia Zhengbiao workplace injury case: A migrant worker is injured at a construction site, abandoned by his boss, forced to fight for his rights, and nearly scammed. Is this a case that's impossible to win? The 77 divorce case: A woman who says she's been abused for years refuses to divorce because of her child. But is staying together really what's best for the child? The Caicai divorce case: A man works on an assembly line for at least twelve hours a day. He doesn't smoke or drink, and all he does is play games in his spare time. So why does his wife insist on divorcing him? This novel is grounded in reality. The author isn't very good at writing boastful, face-slapping scenes, and will try not to include them. Besides, real life doesn't need face-slapping. Once you're strong enough, your former enemies will naturally find all sorts of ways to curry favor with you.