Your Honor Gl

This article has been on the shelf for a long time. I haven't started writing for a long time, firstly because the more I write, the worse it gets, and secondly because I feel like I don't know how to continue. But actually I want to keep writing. I especially cherish this article. In 2014, I had just graduated from my master's degree and started working. I had just met her. At first, I just wanted to tell a bit of a silly story. However, because I overestimated my ability to write stories in the first article, and because it was similar to our profession, the more I wrote, the more I incorporated my own feelings and stories. Therefore, it became bitter at first and then suddenly sweet, so that in the later stage I wanted to write down my daily life directly. In the end, I deviated from my original intention of writing the article, and the front and back did not match up. This is why I started writing from scratch, and what I call revision is actually overturning and rewriting. In the new character design, Mu Qing's character is more cold and desolate, but more pyrotechnics (not that he talks about the rule of law every day, but now when I look at the Dean Mu I wrote at that time, he looks like a nerd. Maybe he has been hit after working for two years and has almost given up on the idea of the rule of law.) Boss Mu here is more in line with my character. I was full of love when I wrote it, and wanted to describe her more comprehensively, so that when I read some other Yujie's articles these days, I exclaimed that there were striking similarities. I have no choice but to say that indeed, the ladies are all somewhat similar. For example, if you think calmly and rationally, there is nothing you can do about it. When I write, I can't help but think of us at that time. The more I write, the more trivial it becomes, and the more I write, the more real it becomes. So what does it matter... Anyway, I already got permission from the chief, hehe. So you readers may regard it as a very superficial novel, or you may regard it as a not-so-real documentary. In addition, although I think you can comment and make fun of it as you like when watching, please treat the legal work seriously. We work hard and do our best for a meager salary. Even if there is no encouragement or praise, please don't be sarcastic. There are some unsatisfactory things. Tong Jiashang It's the story of a group of judicial migrant workers.