Lawyer Luo Explains the Law Live, and You Think He's a Comedian?
罗律师直播普法，你当段子手？
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
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285Chapters
6.6kRecommendations
45.1kFans
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What should I do? Can I sue the author for fraud? I came here because I saw Kafka, but it turns out there's no connection whatsoever.
After reading the latest chapter, I'd like to know: Is it a crime for me to live with my eight ex-wives? I have divorce certificates for all of them. 🙂🙂🙂
🔥After time-traveling, I became a legal savvy comedian!🔥
[Recommendation]: This book, which I found on the new book list, is based on Teacher Luo and features a system that allows users to gain popularity through live streaming. The concept is quite novel. The protagonist's character is also well-developed; he is intelligent, has a good personality, sound values, and upholds his own sense of justice.
I've read about ten chapters and it's getting a bit frustrating. Here's a small suggestion: reduce the amount of commentary from viewers in the live stream. For stories like this, the focus is more on the plot, the process, and the outcome. Viewer comments can be a nice touch, a couple to liven things up. I've read the first three cases, and each case has two pages of viewer comments alone, which is really annoying 😣
After reading five or six chapters, it was really frustrating; it had a strong Mary Sue/Gary Stu vibe. First, there are too many superficial comments. Just pick a few funny and philosophical ones to attract readers; less of the padded stuff. Second, stop blatantly praising the protagonist, and stop constantly showing off how handsome and charming he is.
Could the author add a case about complaining about TV boot-up ads? The "Focus on This Issue" segment on September 13th mentioned this problem; users can't manage boot-up ads themselves and can only request the manufacturer to turn them off, which is very difficult! I think the author could write about this. 😁😁
It's a very interesting topic, but the author's skill level is lacking.
Attorney Luo
So far, this novel seems to be going well without any major issues. The author is a law student, so there shouldn't be any legal ignorance. Being a new author, their focused approach to the book suggests problems won't arise too early. Furthermore, this type of novel generally doesn't include explicit content like giving away one's daughter; it serves as an educational legal novel, with both…
After reading a few chapters, I noticed a few issues: 1. There are too many comments in the bullet screen; there's no need to write so much for those who just want to create a lively atmosphere. 2. The protagonist seems a bit cryptic when handling matters, unlike a legal professional. He could have refrained from saying anything unnecessary.