A Lawless Man? Why Is He Always at the Crime Scene!

Wu Liang, a psychology master's graduate who passed the bar exam on his first try, transmigrated to a parallel world. The courts here seem to put the law above all else?

Then if he can take legal statutes apart skillfully enough, won't he win every case?

An old lady run over while sleeping in a garage? No duty to check, not guilty!

Stabbed twelve times before striking back? Self-defense, not guilty!

Partner dies after a passionate night? Accidental death, not guilty!

…

Wu Liang made a name for himself by dissecting legal statutes, though he seemed to have the constitution of a famous detective.

Then one day, a police captain blocked his way at the door.

The captain's eyes were bloodshot as he ground out, “Wu Liang! Why are you always around whenever there's a murder?”

Wu Liang looked innocent. “Officer, please watch your wording. Under Article 246 of the Criminal Law, that's potentially defamatory.”

“Then how do you explain all your clients being released in court?!”

Wu Liang looked baffled. “Isn't it because… they're all genuinely innocent?”

[Note: This novel is set in a fictional world, and nothing that happens is related to real life. Any similarities are purely coincidental.]