Lawyer Luo Explains the Law Live, and You Think He's a Comedian?

What should I do? Can I sue the author for fraud? I came in after seeing Kafka, but it turns out there is no connection.

After reading the latest chapter, I want to know, is it a crime for me and my eight ex-wives to live together? All have divorce certificates. 🙂🙂🙂

[Recommendation]: The book I scanned from the new book list is based on Teacher Luo, bound to the system, and the template setting to gain popularity through live broadcast is quite novel. The character of the protagonist is also good, with an online IQ, a good character, and a strong sense of justice in his heart. The comments during the live broadcast interaction are also very vivid, which can be said to be the readers' "mouth substitute" in the article The author's writing style is not bad, the overall writing is smooth, the thinking logic does not conflict, and the plot and interesting points are well controlled. Work: "Lawyer Luo's live broadcast of legal education, are you a joker?" Type: Urban Tag: Time Travel, Daily, Funny, Live Broadcast Word Count: 87,000 Status: Serialized Recommendation Index: ★★★ [Plot Summary]: The protagonist disappears while doing extreme sports, and his soul travels to a parallel world, and is bound to a popularity system, and rewards are drawn based on the recognition of others. As a newly graduated graduate student, it is difficult to find a job, let alone build a reputation. Fortunately, the protagonist has good conditions in all aspects and has the popularity brought by variety shows, so he started his own way of live broadcasting to popularize the law. [Highlights]: 1. The writing style is light and funny, and the interactions in the live broadcast room are also very real and immersive. 2. The prototypes of the cases encountered can be found in reality. 3. The author himself is a law student and uses humorous narratives to popularize boring legal knowledge to readers. [Evaluation]: The live broadcast cases of law popularization are somewhat dense, which can easily make readers tired. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

After reading about ten chapters, I feel a little uncomfortable. I would like to make a small suggestion. Don't talk so much from netizens in the live broadcast room. What is more interesting in this kind of story is the story content and process results. Netizens' words can be embellished, and two or three active atmospheres are enough. I have now read the first three cases, and each case only has two pages of netizen comments, which is very uncomfortable😣

After reading five or six chapters, I felt really uncomfortable, with a strong smell of Jack Su. First of all, there are too many comments from netizens that are watery. Just pick something funny, philosophical and attractive, and less watery. Then, don't brag about the protagonist, and don't always show off how handsome and charming you are. Did we click here because your protagonist is handsome? No! To put it mildly, if the protagonist's surname wasn't Luo, I wouldn't have clicked in. You know who's popular you are. There are also those who boast that the protagonist is very smart... I am really speechless. Well, as for the one where the wife is caught in rape and the police are called to the police, there are actually many articles on the Internet. It is just that there is very little evidence of the broken marriage. You don't have to brag about it there, it makes me so embarrassed. Who has come to Qidian to read the article and has never seen a few awesome and coaxing protagonists who would beat you up even if you were introduced to them? Really, the protagonist needs to be self-aware. The protagonists who are more awesome than you don't even have the skills, so why are you so awesome?

Can the author add a complaint about TV boot ads? The common concern on September 13th mentioned that regarding boot-up advertisements, users cannot manage it themselves and can only ask the manufacturer to shut it down individually, which is very difficult! I think the author can write something😁😁

Very interesting subject matter, but the author is not good enough

Barrister Luo

There are no major problems with this novel so far. The author is also a law major, so there will be no problem of legal illiteracy. Moreover, he is a new author, and his attitude towards the book is focused, so at least there will be no problems too early. Moreover, novels of this type generally do not have rz plots such as giving away a daughter. As a novel to popularize the law, the author and readers work together to popularize the law, which not only loses the pattern, but also makes sense. The review is that it is not expected to be a bad novel, and it is non-toxic (and the author is very efficient in correcting the wording after reading the reviews🐶)

After reading a few chapters, I found a few problems: 1. There are too many barrage words. There is no need to write so much to create atmosphere. 2. When the protagonist handles things, he feels a bit reticent. He doesn't look like a legal worker. He can say less meaningless words. 3. The event selection and processing process is still relatively stiff, a little fun, but not much fun. Moreover, the conflict and reversal are too sudden, and nothing will happen at such a fast pace. Although it is for the sake of drama, there is still a process of flow. The above is my personal feeling after reading seven or eight chapters. If there is anything wrong or disliked, please feel free to criticize me! I don't write books anyway.