At the trial of a case involving organized crime, Gu Ye was like a sharp blade, sending a group of men who had committed countless crimes to prison without mercy. Her blows fell swiftly and decisively.
The badge on the chest of her pale blue prosecutor's uniform gleamed, its gold outer ring engraved with "Huaguo Prosecutor."
Outside the courtroom, judicial police officer Lin Fan removed her peaked cap and tucked it under her left arm, its silver-white badge facing forward. She stood at attention, spirited and poised, guarding and supporting Gu Ye.
*
Gu Ye is completely smitten with Lin Fan.
After being ignored, she can only chase her with a cold face.
She wants to coax her, but can't bring herself to lower her pride.
In the end, she can only lay a trap and wait for Lin Fan to walk into it.
And Lin Fan, who never goes easy on deadbeat debtors, finally willingly falls into the prosecutor's trap.
The badge on your chest lights up the epaulets on my uniform, as if silently saying: I love you.
*
Lin Fan thought her relationship with Gu Ye was nothing more than a pure revolutionary friendship forged in their shared mission to uphold justice.
Who would have guessed that this cool, glamorous prosecutor not only hits the mark every time when handling cases, but does the same in love?
"I never let a criminal get away, and that naturally includes you, little heart-stealing bunny."
My dear prosecutor, you're so good at sweet-talking. Do your defendants know that?
Cool, glamorous top x violent little bunny bottom
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Lin Fan took off her navy police uniform and changed into the pale crescent-white judicial robe.
Her closet still held the pale blue prosecutor's uniform belonging to her beloved, Gu Ye.
Lin Fan had always looked forward to working side by side with her beloved in the bright First Criminal Courtroom, punishing evil and upholding fairness.
But who would have thought she would be transferred to the Division of Trial Supervision and Retrial?
This division is said to be the best place in the courts to take it easy and coast toward retirement, apart from the judicial police force.
It handles retrials, objections to enforcement, and similar matters, and is mockingly called "the cleanup crew."
The whole department has just three people: a smiling presiding judge, a court clerk working hard to prepare for the civil service exam, and Lin Fan, who switched from judicial police officer to judge's assistant.
But only those who truly know Lin Fan understand that her job is to make sure no case is ever wrongfully decided after trial supervision!
*
After working herself to the bone on a case, Lin Fan curled up in her beloved's arms and pouted.
"How is this a relaxing retirement job?! And it's all your fault! Why did you issue a prosecutorial recommendation? Do you know my eyes nearly went blind writing that review report?!"
Gu Ye lifted Lin Fan's chin and looked her over carefully, then kissed her lips. With a righteous, innocent look, she said, "This has nothing to do with our prosecution department."
Lin Fan's lips curled into a mischievous smile. "You're a prosecutor too, so you have to make it up to me."
"How?"
"You tell me~"
*
In the end, Lin Fan finally got her wish and was assigned to the criminal court.
Before the hearing, she briefly clasped the prosecutor's hand. "I look forward to working with you, Prosecutor Gu."
Gu Ye, the cool and glamorous one, smiled faintly. "I look forward to working with you, Judge Lin."
Theme: Uphold justice, take responsibility
A serious author, collected
Congratulations on the completion, wait and see the judge's sail
The author put a lot of thought into it! Like 👍
Looking forward to the follow-up article, love it, love it
The new judge's uniform really looks like a cleaning lady. I was shocked. The previous uniform was much more pleasing to the eye.
What a rigorous author, haha, it struck me that the law applies in 2021
It's very well written, thank you so much to the author!
I usually read a lot about criminal investigation, but this was my first time reading about procuratorates and courts, and it was really good. The ending is a little rushed (not that the love line is rushed) because many cases feel like they should have been ended better. I saw that the author has published a follow-up book in advance, so I look forward to it.
Um, the ending was caught off guard?
Wow wow wow I didn't see enough, can you please make a side story?