Sugared Heart (GL)

Tang Xin met Gu Chenxi when she was twenty-four. In a sense, twenty-four is a number that can determine the course of a person's life.

Gu Chenxi had a face as lovely as a peach blossom, but a heart as cold as ice. The cases she and Tang Xin worked on together each left another wound in Tang Xin's heart, overturning her once upright worldview. With red-rimmed eyes, Tang Xin asked Gu Chenxi: What really separates right from wrong?

Gu Chenxi answered, "Girl, that's still a rather naive question. There are things far more important than justice that shape the basic order and structure of this world. Sadly, nobody wants to mention those two words. They are: profit."

Tang Xin refused to give up. She asked again: "What about us? What about you and me?"

Gu Chenxi's expression finally softened. "You? You might be the only unexpected thing in my life."

Also known as: "My Ridiculous Love Story with a Cold-Blooded Lawyer," "Why Are Clients Always So Unlucky?" and "The Author Took Years to Pass the Bar Exam, So Now She's Taking Revenge on Society." The author is tall, long-legged, and fair-skinned. She can be cute or aloof, and welcomes both short- and long-term patrons. Come on, click here---->

Chinese civil and criminal law both draw on German and Japanese legal traditions. Some parts may resemble Legal High, since the principles of law are universal. If you're too immersed in the show, I suggest starting with the third case. Finally, this novel is fictional. If anything seems familiar, it can only mean that the people involved in real life are terribly unlucky.