If Qi Yi hadn't made that call tonight, he wouldn't have known that Tang Jinyu could be so relaxed.

Normally, she is more focused than anyone else.

After trying to persuade her for so long to no avail, Qi Yi was momentarily at a loss as to whether what he had said was just empty talk or nothing more than feel-good platitudes.

He felt that Tang Jinyu's current way of doing things had already picked up some of the style of their teacher back then.

Well, how should I put it?

It looks very similar, yet it's completely different.

Their teacher is usually a role model, but occasionally, when faced with a problem that seems impossible, he will consider other solutions.

It is said that lawyers are the best at deceiving people, often leading them into traps they have already set up with just a few words.

It was like reciting a tongue twister, which lured them in.

It's really quite difficult to find any flaws in this.

After all, they've studied for so long, and it's not fair to let others cover it up with just a few words.

Wouldn't that make it seem like they've wasted all those years of their education?

Of course, it's uncertain how long this reason will hold true. When Tang Jinyu was in school, this skill was probably the one she disliked the most.

This indirectly resulted in her acting like a novice in handling many things, even though she has been out of school for so long.

She did it on purpose; she didn't want to do it.

In her mind, even if she was forced into a corner, she was unwilling to change her principles and bottom line in doing things.

Qi Yi truly didn't know whether it was a good thing or a bad thing. On the one hand, he hoped that she could always maintain her persistence.

But most of the time, I hope she can learn to be more flexible.

This group of people is really like jackals and tigers; if you're not careful, they can pounce on you and bite you hard.

Qi Yi knew that being targeted by them was not a pleasant feeling.

He repeatedly reminded him of this matter, and he did it countless times.

However, it did not have a good effect, and Tang Jinyu was likely still at a disadvantage.

This made him feel that many things had become difficult.

A long time ago, someone asked him why he thought Tang Jinyu was a good candidate.

Aside from the fact that they were classmates in college, is there nothing else besides that friendship?

Qi Yi laughed and shook his head, saying that the person didn't understand.

Sometimes, he judges a person not by what he sees with his eyes, but by what he feels in his heart.

He could sense that Tang Jinyu's heart was focused on this.

Her abilities are beyond question.

All these conditions combined, aren't they enough?

Everyone says that you can't judge things by appearances, but in his eyes, the same applies to judging people.

What you feel with your heart is the most authentic.

Apart from this, whether it was hearsay or something else, Qi Yi did not believe any of it.

Once he sets his mind on something, he'll stick to it relentlessly.

In fact, some things are completely ingrained in his bones.

He doesn't need anyone to tell him what to do; he knows exactly what to do.

In matters concerning Tang Jinyu, he needed to listen to no one's advice.

His law firm can do whatever it wants.

Even if one day he loses everything, that's a consequence he has to bear himself, and it has nothing to do with anyone else.

Qi Yi won't implicate anyone else; he can handle all of this on his own.

Rather than letting these things bother others, it's better for him to solve them all in advance by himself.

He didn't want any talk about Tang Jinyu, no matter what the reason.

Qi Yi's attitude was so straightforward that it wasn't impossible for him to ignore his thoughts.

Unfortunately, he is still the boss, and you still have to act according to his wishes from time to time.

We really can't ignore his existence; it will cause big problems.

The atmosphere was incredibly relaxed as Qi Yi casually made a phone call to Tang Jinyu, chatting about trivial matters.

Such a situation never happened before, and it may not happen again in the future.

For example, many things are simply impossible to replicate in their eyes.

They all thought they had done a good job, but who could have imagined that when they actually faced these situations, there was so much to think about?

They can't be fooled by just a few words. I just wanted them to have a better life.

I didn't even think about how many people were involved.

Even now, they still don't feel the need for comparison.

Everyone just needs to do their own thing, and time will naturally prove everything.

All they have to do is the work in front of them.

Anyway, they hardly think about these things anymore.

Once they know something, they no longer find it particularly surprising.

Before Qi Yi made this call, he was wondering if Tang Jinyu was still working overtime at the law firm.

If so, he would go over and check on things as a considerate boss.

After all, this trip was a spur-of-the-moment decision made by He Danqing after he left his own company.

Qi Yi wasn't notified beforehand, since it really wasn't a big deal.

Neither of them took it to heart. He Danqing was free; he could do whatever he wanted.

What others see is only the tip of the iceberg.

Sometimes he felt that no matter what he did, he probably wouldn't be well-received by others.

As time went on, even Qi Yi himself couldn't remember what he originally wanted to do.

Tang Jinyu answered his questions casually while watching TV.

"So you called to tell me something?"

Qi Yi remained silent for about a minute before asking, clearly and deliberately, "Can't it be me checking up on you?"

He's a boss, after all. It's not like he'd do anything excessive to occasionally check if his employees have left work.

The main reason was that he could guess that Tang Jinyu was working overtime at the company without even thinking about it.

Unlike others, Qi Yi wouldn't cling to one thing and never let go.

When it's time to change things up, he doesn't hesitate to switch methods immediately.

Especially after his repeated battles with Tang Jinyu, he realized that Tang Jinyu almost always made working overtime a regular occurrence.

I didn't take it to heart at all.

She probably felt that she would be letting her job down if she didn't work overtime.

Actually, she didn't need to think that way at all. Even if she skipped work, Qi Yi wouldn't say anything to her.