Victory in Court: I Am a Lawyer in Japan

First, Watanabe Ito cannot be added to the harem because her values ​​are too despicable; she wants to release her rapist brother. Second, isn't the male protagonist in this new chapter utterly shameless, devoid of any moral compass? He's even gone so far as to try and release the rapist just because he had a casual sex relationship with Watanabe? (If he's short on cash).

This Watanabe Ito character is so bad. If she really releases the rapist, this book will be pointless and doomed.

I feel like if the male protagonist were in real life, he'd be doomed by a woman sooner or later. He couldn't resist the woman's seductive behavior and went straight for her. If it weren't for the sound and the man's stupidity in not filming, he probably would have just gone all the way.

The author doesn't want to suffer at all.

I've finished reading it, it's pretty good. But it's already over a hundred chapters. He hasn't collected enough women.

So far, it's not bad. The career story is exciting, especially the courtroom debates. As for romance, the male lead is currently focused on making money and only has eyes for women, not his wife. But thankfully, at least he's not a pushover when it comes to women (I hope there won't be any hypocrites later on, but so far there aren't).

What I just saw! In 2024, people still know about Li Gou Hai!

You haven't given enough tips, and the reader community isn't very active. After all, Japanese themes don't get much traffic unless they're popular in Japan. But I really like it, keep it up! Get more female readers!!

Yumi Mizuno is here! I knew it! I hadn't seen her character card despite reading so much description, and now she's finally here.

I'm here! I'll post this to show my support.