The first case Xu Jingzhao encountered after becoming a lawyer was to prove that he was not a murderer. It was also a case of backlash, as the presiding judge happened to be her ex-fiancé.
While others entered the industry to deal with neighborhood disputes and property lawsuits, Xu Jingzhao was at the top of his game when he debuted, and he immediately offered a murder package at the beginning.
I thought it was just an unreasonable disaster, and I could clear my grievances with a few words of argument. Who would have thought that when I looked up and saw the jade-faced young man sitting upright in the courtroom, it was the old bad relationship that she broke off the engagement with and dashed off with ease.
Old friends meet again, not in front of flowers and under the moon, but in a strict courtroom; the friendship of the past is now reduced to an iron-faced trial and the use of swords and axes.
On the one hand, there are layers of ironclad evidence and a dead end set up in the dark, which insists on nailing her as the murderer; on the other hand, there is the ex-fiancé who is inseparable from public and private affairs. Under his cold expression, he does not know whether to judge the case impartially or take the opportunity to avenge his private life.
I originally wanted to be an idle lawyer who just made a living, but unexpectedly I was forced to fight with my ex to the extreme while trying to solve a series of mysterious cases.
When the fog cleared, Xu Jingzhao was shocked to realize that this unlucky self-proven innocence was a carefully planned and shocking trap from the beginning.
Concept: The protagonist group sees the warmth and ups and downs of the world on the road to solving the mystery.
