When humans made breakthroughs in interstellar navigation technology, governments of various countries established joint development zones to jointly develop Mars resources.
Si Ke's father was one of the first immigrants and disappeared a year after arriving on Mars.
In order to find out the truth about his father's death, the adult Si Ke decided to be admitted to the Prosecutor General's Office of the Joint Development Zone and became an assistant prosecutor.
But he didn't expect that his immediate boss, Cheng Ge, would give him a combination of autistic punches during the first interview. For the first time, Cheng Ge felt that another person had the same judicial ideals as him. However, during the investigation of each case, Si Ke's purpose of coming to Mars was discovered. Every time Si Ke was faced with a choice between good and evil, he appeared in time to pull him back.
Background setting: The judicial institutions of the Mars Joint Development Zone are divided into: the Joint Special Court, the Prosecutor General's Office, and the Public Security Police Department. The investigative power and the public prosecution power are merged and exercised by the Prosecutor General's Office. The Joint Special Court independently exercises judicial power. The Public Security Bureau is responsible for the investigation and punishment of all public security violations other than criminal offenses in the development zone.
Personality: ENTP Attacker, INTJ Sufferer (the two seem to be in harmony, but in fact they each have a hundred thoughts, a love story with rational personalities)
Main plot: From the perspective of the prosecutorial system, it combines a suspenseful prosecution and defense game, mixed with things like love... (The foul-mouthed prosecutor and his indifferent assistant)
Purpose: The trolley problem in legal philosophy implies the biggest flaw in the legal pursuit of fairness and justice: in order to protect the greatest rights and interests of the greatest number of people in society, a few people must always be sacrificed. The life of the law lies in its operation. How can we achieve the greatest degree of justice with the help of an imperfect system?
