Just Call Me the No-Nonsense Lawyer

The problem isn't with the law, it's with enforcement. The textbook example of the Tangshan deadbeat debtor remains unchanged after all these years. Either behave yourself, or face mutual destruction; don't take the third path, because you never know what lies ahead.

This meticulous author has had book after book fail.

Hey there again! I'll try to stick with this one. 😄

Like, stealing takeout and then ordering a 2 million yuan item to force someone to sell their house is going too far, brother. Even if we just order a 50,000 or 100,000 yuan item to teach them a lesson, that's fine. This isn't about being a saint or not; the main thing is to educate people in these kinds of situations. It's not like we've killed someone's father, brother.

The event was popular, but it felt drawn out and boring, and the allotted time was too long. The descriptions of the beautiful women were a bit excessive and felt out of place; they should have been set in ancient times.

Those who are labeled as having "positive values" by Qidian (a Chinese online forum) are generally the opposite.

Honestly, the beginning of "Urban Lawyer" was mindless and barely watchable as a lighthearted read, but what's with this "consciousness slash" thing later on? Is there going to be some kind of immortal descending to earth later on? 😨 This flop is truly deserved.

The legal profession dictates that you can't be too serious. If you want to make money, you have to tell lies. Besides, your clients might not tell you the truth either. The most famous example is Depp's defamation case, where Amber Heard's lawyer was devastated. If you sell out your clients for being serious, that's fine, this profession is no longer relevant to you.

Can we sue the editor? Legal education has been ruined like this! The top is corrupt, and the bottom isn't even allowed to know!

There are simply too few viewers, which is why the editors dare to do this – they're bullying the weak and fearing the strong.