A game where you have to pay to win? But I have a lifespan roulette wheel!

hiss~

With this, isn't it like taking an open-book exam?

"really?"

Jiang Lin leaned closer.

Xuanmo licks his fur.

"Young Jiang, I never lie about business."

"How many?"

"January Coin".

Jiang Lin looked at his remaining lifespan of over 100 million years.

It's quite remarkable that Xuanmo is doing business; it's not easy for him.

"make a deal."

Cash on delivery.

Jiang Lin received the book, "Five Years of Trial, Three Years of Simulation."

Xuanmo patted Jiang Lin on the shoulder.

"Go for it, kid Jiang. With these past trial files, completing the transformation into a rule hacker will be a piece of cake, won't it?"

With this statement...

Jiang Lin walked confidently into the Court of Paradoxes.

"Your Honor, I'm innocent!!!!"

I just came in.

The surrounding environment then transformed into the familiar courtroom setting that Jiang Lin knew.

That's right, the Blue Star one.

I thought I'd see a court system typical of pay-to-win games, but it turned out to be generated based on my own memories.

Jiang Lin is currently sitting in the presiding judge's seat.

Before I could even sit down properly, I heard people below crying out for justice.

[Attention players! A new civilization has been detected. This trial is for a case on Earth. This court will adjudicate the case based on your judgment.]

"???"

What does that mean?

Does that mean the practice exams I just bought are useless?

That's a whole Moon Coin!

I don't even know how many girls I could duo queue with.

Now you're telling me it's useless?

I'm so annoyed.

It didn't say that your paradoxical court in the free city would keep up with the times.

Jiang Lin did not inquire about the details of the case first.

Instead, they attempted to communicate with the paradoxical court.

"So, the cases I'm judging now are all from Earth, but are the cases below all real people? What if I make a mistake in the judgment? Will they hold me accountable?"

[Player Jiang Lin is the first player to enter the Paradox Court. The following cases are real cases collected from Blue Star. After you complete the trial, you need to go to the verdict in person to complete the trial.]

"Oh, I understand."

So he can decide whatever he wants, right?

All I need to do is bring the criminals back to justice and punish them according to my own judgment.

That's easy.

All of them will be executed!

[Attention player Jiang Lin: Your judgment will influence the Paradox Court's subsequent rulings on the Blue Star Civilization case. Please ensure fairness, impartiality, and transparency.]

"Wrapped!"

Jiang Lin has always been the most fair, just and transparent person.

They don't hide their bad deeds.

After clarifying the situation.

Jiang Lin brought down the gavel.

"Come on, tell me what happened."

The woman in the plaintiff's seat stood up. "Your Honor," she said, "I want to sue my daughter! She's ungrateful and utterly disobedient!"

Jiang Lin remained silent, waiting for her to continue.

"I raised my daughter with so much love and care, only to have her turn into an ungrateful wretch. She hasn't spoken to me in four years; she treats me like an enemy!"

Household chores?

Paradoxical courts even handle these kinds of matters.

Isn't it said that even an upright official finds it difficult to settle family disputes?

They even dared to take on this kind of work themselves.

When the plaintiff got to this point.

The young woman in the dock remained expressionless throughout, as if she didn't even acknowledge his presence.

The plaintiff woman continued, choking back tears, "Ever since I married her father and gave birth to her, I've devoted myself entirely to this family. Who did I do it all for? Wasn't it all for her own good? Back then, I changed one of her college application choices. Your Honor, tell me, what parent in this world doesn't want the best for their children? I did all this for her own good, and now it's become my fault."

Jiang Lin rubbed his forehead.

Hearing these comments from so-called "moms"...

Statements like "I'm doing this all for your own good; I don't go out to work so I can take better care of this family" are common.

Jiang Lin was already itching to execute them all.

When will Earth finally allow these parents to be licensed to practice?

Jiang Lin brought down the gavel.

"Plaintiff, you just said you changed her college application choices? Why did you do that?"

"I hope he goes to that city and attends that university."

"Plaintiff, what score did the defendant get on the exam back then?"

"650."

hiss.

A top student!

Jiang Lin couldn't help but glance at the silent woman in the defendant's seat.

The total score is 750. Don't think that only those who score above 700 are top students. Scoring 650 is also very impressive.

Anyway, Jiang Lin won't pass the exam.

He only scored 16 points in English.

"That's a good grade. What major did you choose for her?"

Tourism Management.

"No...?? What did you say? Say it again?"

"Tourism Management. She originally applied for Chinese Language and Literature, but that school wasn't good, so her dad and I discussed it and changed it for her."

"So you let a promising student from a top-tier university like 211 or 985 become a tour guide?"

It's not that tourism management is bad.

However, with this girl's score, she should have had more and better options.

"How would I know? I just want her to get into this school. Besides, you can always change your major."

"Alright, alright, that's enough. Death penalty! Death penalty!"

[Ding, player Jiang Lin, please note: This is the courtroom. The plaintiff's claim is for the defendant to fulfill her filial duties; the death penalty is not an option.]

"..."

Jiang Lin was so angry he wanted to grind his teeth.

She worked hard for over ten years and scored 650 points, and you, instead, assigned her a major she didn't like at all.

And you don't allow others to have any complaints.

Upon receiving a reminder from the court, Jiang Lin struck the gavel.

"Defendant, what do you have to say?"

"Your Honor, I have nothing to say. You can execute me here if you want, but I will never forgive this woman in my life."

The moment the defendant uttered those words...

The plaintiff immediately jumped up as if his tail had been stepped on.

"How dare you talk to me like that! Am I your mother?? Don't you even know how to call me 'Mom' anymore? This is how I raised you! It's just that I changed your college application, is it really necessary for you to be so petty? If you don't like it, you can change it in college, right? I'm your mother! Your own mother, would I ever hurt you?"

It's suffocating.

Jiang Lin was exhausted from watching.

As expected, the Chinese family-oriented market never disappoints.

How can he be judged in this situation?

When it comes to filial piety, since her parents raised her, she has a legal obligation to support them in return.

However, judging from the mother's words, it's not as simple as just asking her to raise it back.

You should raise them happily and with a smile.

Ha ha.

Dream on! These kinds of parents are typical examples of not treating their children as human beings, but only as their own possessions.

They dare to make their own decisions about choosing a major, something that could affect their entire life.

An 18-year-old is an adult, and he chose his own major. Even if it's not good, it's still his own choice, and he has to bear the consequences himself.

However, this mother's act of taking matters into her own hands only led to one result.

For the rest of her life, this daughter can blame everything and every misfortune she encounters on her choice of major, and she can resent her mother for it.

"Bang, bang, bang"

"I have understood the matter, and now this court will pronounce its verdict."