"The Truth Is Too Expensive" (subtitle: The person who is the least likely to lie in the entire law firm)
Liu Que lied during his first independent appearance in court.
She moved the date of the purchase order forward by three days and did not falsify it. It was just a "selective statement". The judge accepted the case and the defendant lost the case and was awarded 470,000 yuan. A month later, the man who owned a hardware store hanged himself in his store.
Three years later, a system came to her.
It doesn't reward telling the truth. It taxes the truth. Every time a truth is spoken, something is taken away from it: a memory, a night's sleep, an ability. And lying can "repay", but the price is "fog" layer by layer, until she can no longer tell who is lying to her.
The more others cheat, the stronger it becomes. She cheated on it in order to learn how to turn it off with her own hands.
In order to overturn the case for her father who was framed to death, she took on a series of small cases: a woman who was domestically abused, a hardware factory that was dragged down, an old man who was forced to death by debt, a small businessman who was crushed by "back-to-back" clauses... Each case ultimately pointed to the same name - Zhao Ming, the legal director of Hengyuan Real Estate. Everything he did was legal, and he only used legal means to hang forty-one people.
When the system pushed the last chip in front of her: clear her points, forget everything, and return to the clean past.
She took her hand off the doorknob of the Justice Bureau and let go.
Paying off is never about getting clean. He knew he was unclean, yet he still dared to stand and walk down.
Because the person who is least able to lie is not the person who never lies. He is someone who has lied, dared to admit it, dared to pay it back, and dared to carry on with the debt.
Intention: Paying off is not about becoming clean, it is about still standing with debt. Borrow this book