American Law, Devil's Agent

1. Why is there such a large proportion of dialogue in this work? A: It's possible because the subject of this profession is lawyer. The legal profession relies on gathering information and evidence through communication with people. At the same time, it involves defending oneself through verbal communication. 2. Why does it feel like the case is written in exceptionally detail at all times?

It's not very interesting. I just traveled to America and went to fight crime for the Americans.

If you're just a lawyer, don't talk about being a good person. It's all about getting paid to do a job. If you act as a champion of justice, you might not even know how you died, while others end up in luxury prisons and still have access to prostitutes every month. If they can get medical parole or a presidential pardon, they're even less likely to get away with it.

How should I put it? I went in expecting something with the word "devil" in it, but it always felt like the protagonist was doing good deeds.

Why is it said that only superhero movies are truly captivating? Because Americans know that in the realm of pure legal procedures, you can't guarantee a win, even with overwhelming evidence and seemingly perfect legality. The core of superhero movies isn't about ability, but about judgments outside the law.

Cleaning up trash for Americans? You love America that much, huh?

It's well-written. Most novels these days focus on enhancing physical abilities and solving problems with violence, but this book's protagonist relies on intelligence, which is quite refreshing. The author's writing style is good; there's a lot of dialogue, but it's not boring.

What's the point of hanging around a law firm all day? You should go into politics; that's the real devil.

So far, it's going smoothly; I haven't noticed any major flaws. Let's see how it goes. By the way, this lawyer-themed show is inherently difficult to succeed with. If you made it like Daredevil, with its superhero/anti-hero development, it might have been more popular.

What use are Chinese lawyers? Those who know, know.