Bending down to enter the chess game

Yu Xingge was admitted to Hongjiang Law Firm before graduating from her senior year of college, becoming the firm's youngest divorce lawyer. On her first day, she met Gu Lezhi, a leading figure in criminal law, in the director's office—a senior in the field twelve years her senior, who was the goal she had been striving for for twelve years. In handling sixteen divorce cases, she developed a unique case-handling model: analyzing the client's personality weaknesses to predict the opposing party's fatal flaws. From fake divorces to real infidelity, to the ever-present third party in a marriage, seemingly ordinary divorce cases contained countless keys to unlocking the dark secrets of human nature. When the seventeenth case's client information arrived, Gu Lezhi's missed calls piled up in the call log. Turning to the yellowed first page of her notebook, she finally completed the final step of her immersion—luring the client into the trap.