I really don’t understand why many people say that the central idea of ??this drama is "the winner is king". What I want to say is, except for the time when Gu Meimen personally taught Dai a lesson ( Most of what he says in those moments isn't actually meant to mean that), and the show doesn't even touch on that, does it? One of the main points that the play wants to express is that a lawyer's job is to do his best to defend his client, rather than to defend "justice" by himself, because humans are not gods, and in many complex situations, we cannot say What is justice. Therefore, there is no such thing as "the winner is the king and the loser is the bandit", but "as a lawyer, you must do your job well instead of thinking about what is right and what is wrong, so that the legal system can function normally." As for the TV series itself, it's basically an over-the-top cartoon comedy, and while it's still hilarious, some of the plot is too far-fetched. But whether it is a simple story or a complex story, it must be told in one episode (except for Yuki in the second season), so the pace is inevitably not very good. The first season is better than the second season, the characterization is relatively simple, and the heroine changes so much between the first and second seasons, it is really a leap.