Li Zhimin, a law student at a certain University of Political Science and Law, failed the law exam. He was so angry that he looked for a partner in his studies. Instead, he used a full-time live broadcast system to broadcast the exam preparation and daily life of contemporary college students to various dynasties.
(I wonder how difficult the imperial examinations in ancient times were compared to today's judicial examinations?)
(That's right, His Majesty the First Emperor, although the Second Qin II died, the old Qin people are still studying law, and even dug up the ancestors in the school)
Ying Zheng: What does it mean to die in the second generation? Can my Legalist thoughts be immortalized forever? Why am I called a figure lover?
All Emperors: Why do later generations specialize in grave digging as a profession?
(Your Majesty Erfeng, as the Governor of Asia and the spokesperson for the Eastern Hemisphere, you should formulate international laws. I really don't want to remember the English technical terms FOB.)
Li Shimin: Wait a minute, so many countries in the world still have international law
(Also Dai Qing, do you know what administrative litigation is? Even the emperor can sit in the dock)
Kangxi: It's a useless thing. The last regulations of the Qing Dynasty will be copied from the little days next door after the Meiji Restoration.
It is mandatory for all employees to study criminal law, criminal procedure law, administrative law and administrative procedure law, jurisprudence, and legal history.
Take classes with crispy law students, read articles, do questions, practice in legal inspection, and work part-time.
Until Li Zhimin discovered that barrages from various historical dynasties were pouring in, as if he could honor his ancestors - he could click on whatever he wanted to see.
Until the system informed her that she could travel through various parallel times within a limited time...
Purpose: A better life is achieved through the hard work of the people.