You Were Asked to Explain the Law on Livestream, Not to Be a Prophet

Jiang Lifei transmigrated to a parallel world and became a law student fresh out of university. While preparing for the bar exam, he livestreamed legal education. In his spare time, he also observed the “techniques” female streamers used on camera... Then one day, he heard a “ding” in the livestream of a dance streamer! [Rule of Law System 1.0 activated] [Detected the Host’s target of attention. Scanning...] [Scan complete: The target will soon be involved in a major dispute] [Recommendation: Follow!!] Jiang Lifei clicked “Follow”... Before long, netizens noticed that every streamer he followed wound up in trouble! His inbox was soon flooded with private messages reporting people. Netizens demanded that he clean up the internet, put an end to workplace bullying, and stamp out harmful social practices. Streamers, celebrities, and business owners all deleted their accounts, hoping to escape Jiang Lifei’s “inspection visits.” Jiang Lifei said that teaching the law with words wasn’t vivid enough. It was better to use real cases! … Years later, Jiang Lifei became a top lawyer, but even his assistant couldn’t add him as a friend. That was because his friends list had no friends, only clients! Assistant: Attorney Jiang, don’t come any closer!