The Male Lead Is Seriously Ill [Book Transmigration]

Wei Kongqing, a model young man with a law degree, suddenly transmigrates into a book and discovers that the people around him keep pushing the limits of his professional ethics. Inside a hotel room filled with charged, ambiguous tension, Wei Kongqing looks at the battered young man on the bed. He never expected to wind up immediately suspected of intentional assault, especially not against another man. Wei Kongqing: I never thought I’d have to write my own criminal defense brief one day. Faced with a sprawling, melodramatic, angst-filled novel that combines family feuds, tortured love, pregnancy, and tragic double deaths, the upright Wei Kongqing is determined to promote public legal education, root out unlawful and criminal forces, and accelerate the development of socialist rule of law. Somehow, he turns a dog-blooded tragedy into a disgustingly sweet romance! Wei Kongqing (pulling out his lawyer’s license): “Want to get married? The kind where you’ll leave with nothing if we divorce.” P.S. It’s melodramatic! Melodramatic! Melodramatic! This is a silly, sweet story, so don’t attack the author, and please don’t bring logic into the comments. (Thanks to the lovely Niannian for writing the synopsis.) A melodramatic marriage-first, love-later story. In this fictional world, same-sex marriage is legal, and the various legal statutes mentioned are based on real laws. Laws from Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, and various Western countries can all be used as reference. Don’t apply mainland Chinese law to the story! Theme: