I'm Really Not a Top-Tier Lawyer
我真不是金牌律师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 465k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Urban Fiction with Glowing Reviews
[Urban Fiction Reading List] Only urban fiction novels are recommended here. I'm always looking for good books, and I never stop. Writing begins with persistence. I look for promising new authors and help them reach the premium ranks, so no one has to suffer a reading slump. Readers, please follow and save this reading list! Please note: this list only accepts urban fiction. Scroll down to find the carefully selected books below. Please tell me whether you think the books on this list are any
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I've been reading for ten years and come across many excellent works, but it's hard to list them all when recommending books to people. I made this list as a reminder and for recommendations. I mainly feature completed novels, but I'll also include excellent ongoing works and even abandoned ones.
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The Grand Eunuch's List
Books I put aside to build up a backlog always end up abandoned, so I think I've become a jinx. Come check out the eunuchs on my bookshelf. Remember these authors!!! They're all eunuchs! Not the kind without a lower half!!! Only abandoned books and those in danger of being abandoned can get on this list. Anyone thinking of abandoning their book is welcome too. These are the authors who dig a pit and never fill it in.
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This unconventional approach feels a bit awkward when applied to lawyers. As a lawyer, you have responsibilities when you take on cases; you can't just play a game and do whatever you want. Although the protagonist wins in the end according to the rules, the protagonist's active role in the case is weakened. After reading the preface, I thought it was a typical legal novel.
After reading a few chapters, it seems the protagonist is obsessed with losing cases to make money, showing absolutely no professional ethics. Has he ever considered the people who litigate? He's incredibly unlucky to run into someone like him, especially since he's always losing. Who would want to sue him then? And what's the point of that system? It can't even give the protagonist any skills.
Questions related to the first case
First, there's the issue of the protagonist's mindset at the beginning of the system. Although the system's intention is to make the protagonist lose the case, any normal person knows that's impossible. The legal profession relies on reputation and a steady stream of cases.
Attorney Zhang (ಡωಡ)
Um, it should be available this Friday. Dear book lovers, please support this book by subscribing to a limited-edition post. Otherwise, it might just quietly die out... After all, without nutrients to nourish them, they are very likely to die. This newbie sapling earnestly requests your support! 😭😭😭
I just read the first chapter and I don't quite understand it. What's this about not being allowed to charge a commission fee? Even though the system gives rewards, shouldn't the fees still be collected? Otherwise, it just feels a bit strange.
Author, hurry up and write! I'm telling you, I'll subscribe to all of them as soon as they're released.
I think I understand now. The protagonist is destined to lose, and then the story unfolds with a victory. The satisfying part should be the protagonist actively helping the disadvantaged in court, winning a seemingly inevitable defeat. It needs to be the kind of story that subverts expectations.
After reading through the comments, I feel that these kinds of unconventional cases are making more and more money and gaining more and more fame because of various coincidences. If it's because the system dictates that the protagonist should lose, and he takes on cases that seem like he'll lose, but ends up winning, then after taking on these kinds of cases, won't he think about switching to a…
My strongest impression of lawyers comes from Ace Attorney... That was the first lawyer I ever met.