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Chapter 538 Attorney Zhan: You want to finish my entire day's work in ten minutes?
If it were before Attorney Zhan and his colleagues had visited Nan Zhuren and his group, Attorney Zhan probably wouldn't have listened to a word Nan Zhuren was saying.

In Attorney Zhan's mind, his own plan was the most efficient, had the highest success rate, and yielded the greatest benefits.

But now, looking at Nan Zhuren's face, Attorney Zhan's emotions automatically recreated the feeling of being mentally tortured in the witness lounge.

He found himself listening intently to Nan Zhuren's explanation and even subconsciously considering its feasibility.

"You...are you trying to raise supplementary evidence from 'this' angle? It's not without its feasibility," Attorney Zhan muttered to himself. "I can't believe I didn't think of that..."

Nan Zhuren said expressionlessly, "Because your mind is filled with too many external factors, which means that only a part of your thinking is focused on the courtroom, so your work ability is naturally greatly reduced."

These words made Attorney Zhan feel a tightness in his chest, as if his professional competence had been attacked.

He couldn't help but retort, "Even if we could submit evidence for this part, the subsequent introduction of a psychological professional witness is unnecessary; this latter part is too weak..."

Nan Zhuren replied matter-of-factly: "No, it is necessary, that is my main purpose. It doesn't matter whether it is weak or not, I just need an opportunity to have a face-to-face dialogue with the defendant and the defendant's lawyer, and a face-to-face dialogue in court."

The implication is—I am the protagonist.

Attorney Zhan instinctively wanted to say something more, but after opening his mouth, he couldn't utter a sound because he realized that he seemed to have no reason to refuse.

Nan Zhuren continued, "You have no reason to refuse. Because you know that my method can achieve a better situation than the current one, especially for you—it's just a matter of whether you make a small profit or a big profit."

As he spoke, Nan Zhuren looked at the young man wearing a watch beside him.

The young man with the watch blushed instantly: "If you can get those bastards to get a heavier sentence, I'll give you the same amount of bonus I give Attorney Zhan!"

Nan Zhuren shook his head expressionlessly: "You are not my employer, so I will not accept your 'bonus'; however, if you need psychological counseling later, you can come to me."

It was impossible to tell whether these words were kind or unkind at first glance, and the young man with the watch was momentarily stunned.

Then Nan Zhuren stopped looking at him and said to Attorney Zhan, "I'll organize the materials we need in a bit. You fill out the forms and write the application report. Let's get started and save some time."

Attorney Zhan closed his mouth, but after thinking for a moment, he realized another problem: "Wait, if we prepare evidence now, there are less than ten minutes left before the recess ends. We might not have enough time..."

Nan Zhuren ignored him and walked to the side to pick up Attorney Zhan's small suitcase.

The next moment, Nan Zhuren's pupils lost focus, and his eyes became blank.

[Flow state]

Meanwhile, Nan Zhuren's hands didn't stop moving. He neatly stacked all the materials that Attorney Zhan had brought, and the small table was instantly covered with papers. The several victims and plaintiffs who were resting at the table were intimidated by this display of power and involuntarily moved to the side.

Nan Zhuren stared blankly at the things on the table for a second, then pulled out a stack of neatly bound documents, opened it, glanced at it from top to bottom, and then flipped the pages with a "whoosh".

Seeing that Nan Zhuren was ignoring him, Attorney Zhan assumed that the other party had not heard him and strode over: "Is this your first time handling a lawsuit? You don't know..."

Wow – Wow – Wow –

The sound of pages turning was rapid and rhythmic, and Nan Zhuren's gaze lingered on each page for less than a second. Attorney Zhan's tone involuntarily veered off course: "...No, are you seriously organizing things? What can you possibly figure out like this..."

Whoosh—whoosh—

Nan Zhuren paused in his flipping through the papers, then took out a few sheets of paper that he might need later from the stack of documents he had just flipped through, rearranged them, and put them aside.

Then he picked up another stack of evidence and flipped through it with a "whoosh-whoosh".

Feeling ignored, Attorney Zhan was furious. He subconsciously picked up the documents that Nan Zhuren had put aside, and was surprised to find at just one glance that these few pages contained evidence that would be needed later.

Attorney Zhan was absolutely certain that no one else had seen the things he had compiled!

In other words, Nan Zhuren really did read through and even sift through the entire stack of documents, which was as thick as a Nokia phone, in less than a minute!

The next second, Attorney Zhan felt a force coming from his hand. It turned out that Nan Zhuren had finished screening another stack of materials and needed to reorganize them with the few sheets in Attorney Zhan's hand.

As he pulled the items back, Nan Zhuren also glanced at Attorney Zhan.

Although he didn't speak, Attorney Zhan seemed to read a meaning in those unfocused eyes: Why aren't you at work yet?
This bizarre and unusual state, so different from his usual demeanor, made Attorney Zhan break out in a cold sweat. He sensed something was wrong with this person. Although there was no emotion in those eyes, the oppressive feeling seemed even stronger than when he had been mentally tortured before.

He opened his mouth: "Even if you manage to compile the information, going through the procedures will still take a lot of time..."

Suddenly, Attorney Zhan felt another unsettling gaze upon him.

Looking back, he saw his assistant with thick glasses and thin white rimmed glasses standing behind him, staring at him.

The two men's eyes were full of emotion, accurately conveying one meaning: Hurry up, we're waiting for you to get this done.

Attorney Zhan had nothing more to say and obediently began filling out the forms and submitting the application as Nan Zhuren instructed.

Wow – Wow – Wow –

Throughout this process, the sound of documents being flipped through never stopped for a second in the break room.

Attorney Zhan completed the work quickly. The main difficulty in drafting the application was the format, which might require several revisions for a novice, but was a piece of cake for an experienced lawyer.

He unconsciously moved closer to Nan Zhuren—and not just him, everyone else in the room also surrounded Nan Zhuren, not daring to breathe.

They were curious about the information that Nan Zhuren had compiled, but worried that their movements might disturb him, so they could only cautiously peek out at the few pages that Nan Zhuren had just pulled out.

Before they could even finish reading the first paragraph of the top document, newly compiled information was immediately overlaid on top of it.

Wow – Wow – Wow –

(End of this chapter)