I’m a Lawyer, So Becoming the Best Screenwriter Makes Sense, Right?

Yang Chen, a short-drama actor, transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a rookie lawyer. To make ends meet, he starts livestreaming free legal consultations.

He also binds himself to the [Strongest Lawyer] System. As long as he gains enough popularity, he can enter a prize draw.

He never imagined that the viewers asking him legal questions would be one more absurd than the next.

“Lawyer Yang, my wife is seeing someone else, but I don't want a divorce. What should I do?”

“Lawyer Yang, before my in-laws passed away, they gave their house to my disabled sister-in-law. How can I get the house for myself?”

“Lawyer Yang, my wife has cancer, and I don't want to pay for her treatment. I've got a mistress on the side and want to bring her home to bring my wife good fortune, but she won't accept it. How can I make my wife leave with nothing?”

Yang Chen turns these blood-pressure-raising cases into short-drama scripts, and every one of the resulting shows becomes a huge hit.

Comments:

“Guys, back again to watch the short drama before it airs?”

“This case has real adaptation potential. It could be a hit.”

At the awards ceremony, Yang Chen gives his acceptance speech.

“To be honest, I haven't really done anything. I just wrote down what happens at work. Who knew the audience would be so into it?”