No Crossing the Line! Mr. Mo, the Famous Lawyer Lin Has an Owner.

This is a story where the male protagonist is either a decoration or lying down. The male protagonist basically plays the role of a breeding dog. The heroine is not afraid of anything, she is always defeated, and she can fall into a pit N times. Moreover, the heroine is also loved by everyone, and men will either hug or touch her when they see her. The princess is hugged, killed by touching her head, and her clothes are torn off throughout the book. Of course, the hero is not the only one who does this. Moreover, both the male and female protagonists believe that they are invincible, so they do not communicate or cooperate with each other, and try their best to cause trouble for each other. All the villains are very united and act decisively and effectively. The strange thing is that the villains all ended up inexplicably in the end. It turns out that the power of love between the male and female protagonists is the ultimate weapon.

In order to make the structure more flexible and vivid, the author avoids straightforward narration and uses techniques such as interleaving and multiple pilot narratives to make the narrative appear different and changing to varying degrees. The identity of the female protagonist Lin Feilu as a trainee lawyer makes her a character with personality, while the male protagonist Mo Yunchi is domineering and arrogant. In the author's writing, each character is vivid and worth watching.