There are so many sights she wants to see that it's impossible to explain them in just a few words.

She simply didn't have the time, nor did she have the idea.

Since graduating, I have devoted myself entirely to my own world.

Even knowing she wouldn't achieve much, that didn't stop her from having some strange ideas.

It's likely that someone like her doesn't even know how many plans she has.

She had thought it through; she had no interest in anything other than what she loved.

Naturally, he didn't care about any ideas Qi Yi put forward.

No matter what you do, it's impossible to guarantee that everything will proceed in an orderly manner.

She could even imagine what would happen if she suddenly took a long vacation like that.

Putting aside who should handle these matters, it's safe to say that anyone who gets their hands on such a hot potato would be unhappy.

Even if they don't complain to your face, who knows what they might be saying about you in their mind?

Since Tang Jinyu came to the law firm, she has never asked them for any help.

They didn't take advantage of their good relationship with Qi Yi to cause them any trouble.

They said the atmosphere in their law firm was very harmonious, and that's why there wasn't much unhappiness caused by promotions.

All of these results were the result of everyone's joint research, and there were no dissenting voices.

Both ability and character are very important factors; it's not that you'll necessarily get this position just because you have great performance.

Their law firm had too many things to consider. At first, Qi Yi wondered if what he was doing might be unfair.

After all, no matter what, other people may not think that way.

In doing so, he has given others leverage over his actions.

I'm afraid many people want to make a fuss about this.

But Qi Yi himself didn't realize it; he had known a lot of things since he started his internship in college.

Why did he decide to start his own law firm? One reason was that he felt there was no future in working for someone else.

Another point is that I feel their management style has major problems.

The boss naturally wouldn't accept his suggestions.

This is where the advantages of being your own boss become apparent; you get to create all the rules and regulations yourself.

If you are not satisfied with anything, you can make changes at any time.

In comparison, Qi Yi would probably prefer such a free lifestyle.

He and He Danqing are childhood friends; they've known each other since they were little.

Tang Jinyu had already considered that her parents had some contact with each other.

She was never interested in other people's family backgrounds, nor did she care to bother with them.

She arrived at the lawyer's office at exactly the last second of nine o'clock.

She doesn't need to clock in, but her daily routine is basically fixed within this time period.

For her, what she should do at what time was like a fixed set.

Generally speaking, if you like it, there won't be any problems.

It's just my own way of doing things. Only by arranging things properly can I make better use of my time.

It would be a pity to waste those fragmented moments, especially.

Tang Jinyu is a person who cherishes time very much and wishes she could use every second to make useful preparations.

She knew she was representing someone else in court, and even the slightest oversight could have a significant impact on the outcome.

She didn't want to disappoint her clients, nor did she want them to watch their last remaining hope be extinguished.

Tang Jinyu had never met them before, yet she deeply empathized with them.

She would empathize with them and offer advice, even though she knew it might be a thankless task, she was still willing to do it.

It's rare to see someone this foolish these days, let alone a lawyer.

This isn't something that can be avoided by simply saying a few words.

She just didn't want people to be filled with disappointment while they waited.

Most people who manage to find Tang Jinyu's place have probably been turned away elsewhere.

More than once.

They completely regarded Tang Jinyu as their last straw, as if they couldn't live without her.

To be honest, Tang Jinyu never considered herself a completely good person.

On the contrary, she has a clear understanding of herself.

She believed that she did these things out of professional instinct, rather than out of any real desire to achieve anything.

Tang Jinyu knew long ago that being too concerned about her clients would greatly affect her ability to handle matters.

She is actually quite a sentimental person in real life.

Otherwise, she wouldn't be so quick to stand up for others, but with so many friends, it's usually not noticeable.

If you really want her to stick to something, Tang Jinyu is definitely capable of doing so.

But she probably doesn't know what the effects will be.

As a lawyer, Tang Jinyu doesn't have many choices in her daily life.

As for her own words, it seemed as if she had long since adapted to these things.

She didn't take it to heart at all; whatever she did, there was nothing she could do to change it.

The plan is good, but if it can't be realized, it's just empty talk.

You can analyze the pros and cons with your client, provide them with several solutions, and let them think about it themselves.

However, the Ho family is a particularly troublesome exception.

It's good enough if there's any way to deal with the He family's situation; we really can't expect them to turn things around.

It's still too difficult to turn things around.

She still doesn't know the details of the feud between these people and the He family.

I only knew the general outline, and I thought they were just greedy, so they set their sights on the He family.

The reason, of course, is that Mr. He is quite old, and the only heir in the family is constantly traveling around the world.

They know nothing about what's going on at home, and the more clueless they are, the easier it is for them to do something wrong.

Even if something is moved, it will go completely undetected unless a major problem occurs.

That was the initial plan, but I became increasingly dissatisfied with it.

As the situation escalated, everything that should have happened and shouldn't have happened eventually occurred.

They messed up, so they have no way out.

Even knowing that once discovered, it would be a one-way street, they still had to grit their teeth and keep going.

They brought this trouble upon themselves. The others are alright, but the mastermind is completely trapped here.

Either the Ho family falls from power, and they will divide the spoils.

Either they lose, and the Ho family rises again.

There really are only these two outcomes.

They found it interesting and challenging, and also thought that if they could actually make it happen...

From then on, I might really be able to walk sideways.