You Told Me to Be a Lawyer, So Why Are They All Defendants?
让你做律师，怎么全都是被告？
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- Completed
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- 696k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
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- 1y ago
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Uphold the dignity of the law and build a society where everyone obeys it. This list collects web novels related to law. For now, it's divided into novels set against the backdrop of legal fairness and justice¹, and novels focused on public legal education².
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Honestly, I'm worried about the author's safety. Writing it might be enjoyable, but if they really wanted to punish you, it wouldn't be a simple matter of name or pretext.
I just caught up with the daily headline. The following is a book review: 1. Before the book was published, the multiple parallel storylines made it look messy. After the book was published, it was changed to a case-live-daily mode, which greatly improved the reading experience. New readers can bear with it.
Fun fact: You need to make a reservation one day in advance to watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square.
Sometimes I feel like I'm watching a pirated version. There seems to be a missing section between the beginning and end of each chapter, but it still connects. It's just really awkward.
The novel gives the protagonist a happy ending in many real-life cases, but unfortunately, reality may not have such a good outcome. When will we be able to truly achieve the results depicted in the novel?
I'm a bit torn about whether to read this novel. I'm a lawyer in real life, and I'm worried that reading it might make me feel like I'm working overtime and I won't be able to resist finding mistakes. 😥
There seemed to be a lot of conversation in the comments section. I think the main character could write a short story and explain it in more detail each time they stream.
The protagonist's name really pulled me out of the story...
The problem is that it jumps too much, doesn't explain the cause and effect, and lacks proper transitions in some parts.
The writing is good, but I always feel something is off. It's too bland and lacks the exciting moments that online novels should have.