One-line summary:
Other people transmigrate into a book to become someone’s stand-in. I transmigrate into a book to become a lawyer.
Synopsis:
She transmigrates into a book as the stand-in female supporting character in a CEO romance. In the original ending, she takes three million yuan back to her hometown, opens a flower shop, and never marries. Her only appearance in the epilogue is two hundred words long.
Lin Zhiyi looks at her medical report.
Minor injuries.
That’s enough.
She sues.
The CEO offers her five million to drop the case.
She says, “Drop it? Even two more zeroes wouldn’t be enough.”
The CEO’s father tries to crush her with his power.
She says, “People who’ve never been sued are the most afraid of going to court.”
A rookie lawyer. A small firm with eight people. Taking on a trillion-yuan conglomerate.
Not by charging head-on.
By peeling it apart.
She wins one case after another, stripping away one layer at a time.
A school assault case, a construction workers’ wage arrears case, a defamation case, a fatal fall at a construction site… Every victory leaves the shell one layer thinner.
When it’s thin enough, five knives strike at once.
Someone asks if she’s afraid.
“Of course. But fear is no reason not to sue.”
Shen Huai says, “Outside the courtroom, I’m curious about you.”
She says, “Inside it, you’re still my opponent.”
No romance, just lawsuits.
No relying on men, just relying on the law.
CEO, see you in court.
