In North America, the Slick Lawyer

Honestly, with the protagonist's incredible physique and cheat-like abilities, he might as well become a male prostitute; that would be much more lucrative than being a low-level assassin.

Why is it that nowadays everyone has a family member in a coma, and they're doing legitimate work while committing crimes?

Seriously, don't bother writing the score of this trial. If you don't understand it, don't force it. It's incredibly embarrassing. The proceedings, the statements, and the presentation of evidence all failed to meet the required standards. The prosecutor is also an idiot; he just let it go like that.

I'm not arguing for the sake of arguing, but the protagonist is clearly short of money, so why does he insist on becoming an assassin? It's genuinely baffling. He's already personally taking on the role of an assassin, ignoring the law, and then he chooses the least cost-effective path, risking betrayal from the FBL and the mastermind behind it all? Just for a few thousand dollars?

This novel is doomed to fail. The author should just go back to work in a factory and tighten screws. This novel isn't for you.

This book is boring; Shennong (a famous Chinese physician) has already explained the reasons in the comments section.

A stripper aspires to become a lawyer, defending criminals and dedicating himself to eliminating inmates from prisons and sending criminals back to the streets.

So you have another sister who's in a vegetative state?

I started reading it because of the title "Best Shot," but the protagonist is actually an assassin. Although he's ostensibly a lawyer, it doesn't seem to connect well with the title, so it was boring and I stopped reading.

Will Trump appear later? What is the senator in the introduction?