Lawyer: Inheriting a Hundred-Million-Yuan Property from the Start

This is the first time I have read this creative idea written by the author. It is okay, but the plot is somewhat streamlined. The legal process is just a brief introduction to the legal provisions, and the timeline jumps quickly. There is no detailed description of the game process in the middle, which is no different from reading the scientific literature. I personally think that the most exciting part of a lawyer's article is the multi-party game in between. It would be a big mistake for the author to skip it without writing at all. The author can refer to the lawyer article that is currently popular on this site.

It looks good, at least it is much better than the lawyer article on the monthly vote list, which was too outrageous and bloody. In one case, the police asked a lawyer and the parents of a trafficked female to rescue the trafficked person. As a result, they had a conflict with the other party and the female father committed wrongful homicide. In this way, the lawyer won the case. Anyway, I abandoned the book before I even saw it on the shelf.

There is a very interesting thing in the legal world: in the past, all lawyer certificates had to be signed by a judicial officer, but in the past few years, I had been admitted to three in a row. It would be embarrassing if the certificate was issued by criminals, so they no longer need to sign the certificate.

🎭 Character: Reborn lawyer, promoting the reform of inheritance law 🎬 Plot: Although the girlfriend has a daughter and the mother suppresses it, it is a bit old-fashioned, but the handling is neither humble nor overbearing. The subsequent lawyer case is also well written, detailed and three-dimensional ✒️Writing: Not bad, excellent!

I remembered a video I saw before where a lawyer said that in China, lawyers ask their defendants to plead guilty quickly. This is the fastest and best solution.

Purely personal opinion: The subject matter is very rare, but there is a slight problem with the writing. This is not a case study, it is too detailed and boring, and not attractive enough. Appropriately increase the richness of the plot and reduce unnecessary links such as dry processes, especially repetitions.

First of all, make sure that the author is not a complete newcomer, his writing is fluent, and his plot rhythm is well grasped. It seems that he must have experienced the starting point fragmentation training class. The genre is actually nothing particularly new. It is nothing more than the integration of hot topics or highly discussed legal legislation or cases in the past. Just like the current era of American killing lines or the daily routine of American police, they basically integrate beautiful TikTok videos, and the literary genre is the use of existing literary works to shock other worlds or the early era. The upper limit can basically be determined, and the battle is the plot rhythm and arrangement of different authors. From this perspective, this book is still good enough to read. After all, law is a highly professional industry, so there are some small changes in the novel. Things that would never win a lawsuit or even accept a case in the real world should be written in the novel. It should be regarded as a writing technique. You don't have to worry too much about what "reality" will be like. After all, what you are reading is not documentary literature. If you like reading about cases, you can keep it in your collection. If the author doesn't fall behind, it will be a good book.

Give me five-star support! Today's urban literature is either just mindless slaps in the face, or too professional. This book rarely has a good balance. Although the setting of inheriting a billion-dollar real estate at the beginning is old-fashioned, the author uses court arguments to make the point more interesting. The protagonist does not rely on money to suppress people, but relies on laws and logic to press his opponents to the ground and rub them. This is the correct way to "monetize knowledge". Following up on the update, hope it doesn't crash later! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I evaluated it after reading it in one go. I don't know much about lawyers, but the author's writing seems to be quite similar to me. The plot is not procrastinating and the feedback is timely. When people watch it, they have the urge to keep scrolling. Good luck to the author.

How many years will this lawsuit be allowed to start?