What's wrong with this lawyer?!

@ProfessorDu, "I remember last time you said even if Tang Fangjing got involved, it was impossible to handle this case completely, right? What about now, what do you think this is?" The post even came with a screenshot of an article Professor Du published last time... They say that only the people who know you best can deliver the most devastating blows. Just look at this, it hit Professor Du right in the guts. In Magic City, Professor Du sat in his office, once again feeling the urge to smash his phone! So Tang Fangjing finished it, big deal. Why did you have to single me out? Eh, there were so many people online who thought it was impossible, why did you pick on me alone! Indeed, when Old Tang was preparing to take on those thirty-one cases, many in the legal community said it was practically impossible. Dealing with thirty-one ordinary cases might be doable, but to go after the people behind those thirty-one cases? That's wishful thinking. You think you're Tang Fangjing, so what? That's why those people had published their respective articles at the time, including Professor Du. Although he deleted his article after Old Tang was shot, to his surprise, this "@ShowSomeFaceBaby" actually saved screenshots of his own articles. What a nutcase. Do you have to be so dead set on me? Did I do anything other than question Tang Fangjing's interpretation of self-defense? It's not like I was the only one; many in the legal field thought it was impossible. In fact, don't assume that people in the legal field are the most law-abiding. In truth, they are the most skeptical about the law. And in this case, they knew clearly that it wasn't a question of law. If you truly followed the law to the letter, nobody could predict the consequences of cases this large in scale, it's never just about the law. However, the outcome shattered all expectations. In Lincheng, not a single one was left unprocessed, and they even dug deep into the cases. Those old issues, if left unchecked, might seem fine, but serious investigation would reveal all sorts of problems. Professor Du didn't want to speak; he felt like everything had a different flavor when it came to Tang Fangjing. What was originally not judged as self-defense, once he got involved, not only was it deemed self-defense, but he even pursued the responsibility of the other party, leaving seasoned legal professionals like him at a loss. Thirty-one wrongful, false, and mistaken cases, and then a bunch of people got dealt with, and the reasons all point back to a chance encounter with Tang Fangjing, plus, it seems there was another lawyer fanning the flames? In Jingzhou, inside an obscure law office, Ma Shuquan was also watching the video online, but his expression was getting worse by the minute. Fuck, the more I watch this video, the more I feel like the lawyer stirring things up looks like me. Wait, the one I met in the petition office, that wasn't Huang Licheng, was it? Ma Shuquan thought carefully about the encounter, and the more he thought about it, the more sense it made, because Tang Fangjing couldn't have just randomly bumped into another man named Huang Licheng at the petition office... So, ultimately, the reason Tang Fangjing took this case was actually related to me? Ma Shuquan didn't dare to think further, worrying that if others found out, he wouldn't live to see tomorrow. At first, he thought that Huang Licheng was just a troublemaker, a complete ignoramus of the law. And since he was a lawyer who understood the law, he decided to ridicule him a bit. Who would have expected it to lead to such a big issue? And to think that Tang Fangjing put that minor incident in his video, saying, "Thanks to the lawyer who argued with me back then, he strengthened my resolve to help with the defense..." If I'd known it was you, Tang Fangjing, I would have run away on the spot! What's most important is, just yesterday, he saw an article online stating that Tang Fangjing was actually very empathetic and easygoing, very different from what many thought. He never holds grudges against anyone... This damn 'never holds a grudge,' just for those few words, he held onto it for half a year and even made a point to include it in his video. And you tell me this is not holding a grudge? The more he thought about it, the angrier Ma Shuquan got. He found the article he saw yesterday online and started to vent in the comments. "Tang Fangjing? He's the world's number one petty man. He doesn't hold grudges? Is that some kind of joke?" After ranting like this for a bit, Ma Shuquan finally felt relieved but then thought better of it and blocked the person, only then putting down his phone with satisfaction. Right now, he definitely couldn't reveal himself, and luckily, Tang Fangjing didn't know who he was back then. It seems he'll have to be careful about not revealing his identity in the future... In another part of Jingzhou, in the Tengyue District, Li Wei was staring at her phone in a daze. Her previous plan had gone too smoothly, too exhilarating; she couldn't help but gloat, so under her own account, she posted an article. Of course, she wouldn't detail the issue, but just lavishly praised Lawyer Tang. Such sycophantic articles are everywhere online, and everyone posts them voluntarily. Lawyer Tang never hired any troll army. Just now, the comment section suddenly filled with extremely angry comments. The commenter seemed enraged by her article, and the words were seething with rage. But... but with so many articles online praising Lawyer Tang, why are you bashing me alone? Lawyer Tang is indeed magnanimous. He doesn't hold my mistress status against me...