Jiang Zhi, the chief judge of hell, was demoted to the human world by the heaven because of an "excessive sentencing" and possessed the illegitimate daughter of a wealthy family who was bullied to death. She was reborn with the Eyes of Hell's Judgment - able to look directly at the value of sin, possessing the power of judgment to control life and death and read memories.
One hundred cases are the price for her return; a gold medal lawyer is her anchor in the world.
Shen Du, a criminal defense lawyer with a winning rate, appears gentle and elegant, but in reality is sinister and paranoid. He accepted checks from pharmaceutical companies three years ago, resulting in twelve patients being denied fair compensation. He chooses to be her accomplice, not out of atonement but "to escape to a place where someone can judge me."
From campus bullying to transnational human trafficking, from live broadcast trials to forced viewing in the city, they use the laws of the world to pave the way and use the justice of hell to judge crimes. When the case was completed and her hair was all white, he discovered that she was the judge who tried him thousands of years ago; and he was the boy in white who was reincarnated in ninety-nine lives after she was wrongly convicted.
"Whether you are a human or a ghost, I recognize you."
"You're going to hell."
"Then get off."
Reader comments
When writing this story, what I most wanted to explore was: when the law cannot defeat the crime, who will fill the gap? Jiang Zhi's trial may seem cold, but her growth line is actually from "absolute rules" to "understanding human nature." Shen Du is not a foil. The process of his soul changing color is the foreshadowing that I have buried for the longest time. I spent a lot of energy polishing the details of the trial to ensure that each case was well-founded. Overall, this is an attempt at the boundaries of justice. I hope you all like it ~
When writing this story, what I most wanted to explore was: when the law cannot defeat the crime, who will fill the gap? Jiang Zhi's trial may seem cold, but her growth line is actually from "absolute rules" to "understanding human nature." Shen Du is not a foil. The process of his soul changing color is the foreshadowing that I have buried for the longest time. I spent a lot of energy polishing the details of the trial to ensure that each case was well-founded. Overall, this is an attempt at the boundaries of justice. I hope you all like it ~