"You're a lawyer, and although there's no legal provision stating that breaking the law knowingly is a degree worse, I've always felt that legal workers, compared to ordinary people, should be even more law-abiding!"
After that, Old Tang directly hung up the phone.
At home, Old Zheng was stunned. So what if I'm a lawyer, does that mean a mistake I make can't be forgiven?
Why not, what does 'definitely won't mediate' mean?
Meanwhile, Old Tang walked to the hotel window, looked at the bustling traffic outside, and thought: Lawyers can make mistakes, no problem, if it's accidental, then depending on the situation, it might be forgivable.
But I specifically reminded you to admit your fault early on. What were you doing at that time!
It is always this way with people; before you take action, they always seem to think you can be easily bullied, but as soon as you exhaust your strength to defend your rights and are about to see results, that's when they start to plead for mercy.
It's not until they see the coffin that they shed tears, it's been for thousands of years.
The next day, Old Tang got up early. The trial was in two days, and today he planned to meet Professor Chen, at least to let the other party know that being older does not mean you can talk nonsense.
Thanks to the professor's widespread fame, there was no need to look up his address, he could go directly to the university and find him, just by asking around. Such prominent figures are easy to locate.
In the university, Professor Chen had just finished a class with students, and it was now break time.
But he didn't leave, he was in the classroom discussing issues related to judicial resources with some students.
Yes, he couldn't quarrel with netizens online, but of course, he could make his students bow their heads in real life.
"I'm not against his suing, of course, he can sue, but suing dozens of people should be enough, there's no need to escalate it so much, right?"
"What good does his action do, aside from letting off steam? Just a sheer waste of judicial resources..."
While he was speaking, a voice suddenly rang out from the classroom door: "Professor Chen, you could have said all this online."
Who is this? Professor Chen and the students all looked up towards the door.
They saw a young man standing at the classroom door, pale-faced, arms crossed as if he had been standing there for quite a while.
"Who are you? Do I know you? What's all this about 'online'?" Professor Chen asked frowning.
The students were also surprised; this young man's remark was quite impolite, and everyone knew the professor had been rebuffed online, which is why he stayed behind.
The young man at the door smiled and said, "Professor Chen, we just interacted online, have you forgotten already? I sent you so many messages behind the scenes, you have seen them but didn't reply."
"I couldn't do anything about that, you criticized me, I responded, but you didn't say a word. That's not the attitude for debate!"
Upon hearing this, Professor Chen was startled: "Are you that... that Tang Fangjing?"
Old Tang nodded, still with a smile on his face, and said, "That's me. I just want Professor Chen to help me translate something, what does 'wasting judicial resources' mean?"
At his words, the students were all dumbfounded.
Some had already taken out their phones, never having thought that someone would follow up an online argument offline. Are they out of their mind?
Even if you win the argument, what will it change?
"You, you, you, who let you in? Get out!" Professor Chen shouted, frowning.
This world is unlike the past life, it hasn't experienced a pandemic, so university campuses are open.
Old Tang responded, "Professor Chen, you don't have the right to make me leave, of course, I will leave, but I just wanted to tell you, since the debate has started, let's go all the way through."
"You only allow yourself to criticize others, and others can't rebut? That doesn't make sense in this world."
Professor Chen's face turned ashen, but now he didn't know what to say, no matter how knowledgeable he was, he was still incredibly frustrated facing someone like Old Tang.
For bigwigs, what mattered most were the rules, but Old Tang didn't care about any rules, he was bold enough to challenge the lawyers' association during his internship, and now he was even less constrained.
He only obeyed the law!
Perhaps strictly following the law indeed made someone detestable, but Old Tang had his own scale of justice in his heart.
After waiting a while, seeing that the other party wasn't speaking, Old Tang turned around with a smile and left, muttering, "That's it..."
These three words directly broke Professor Chen's defense.
"You're just a bastard lawyer, what are you bragging about here, huh? When I started practicing law, you didn't even know where you were... "
Then Old Tang stopped, grinned at him, and waited for him to start coughing from his tirade before saying, "Professor Chen, there are so many people around, with you yelling at me , I could take it as you insulting me in public."
As soon as he said this, Professor Chen immediately shut his mouth, feeling like he would explode.
Old Tang shook his head and left, maybe a young lawyer truly saw such authority figures through rose-colored glasses, but in his previous life, he was that kind of person, very clear about his intentions...
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At the same time, someone had posted the video online.
"Extra, extra! Lawyer Tang really went to Magic City to find Professor Chen, he truly stands by his words!"
The video, although short and a bit blurry, made it clear it was secretly taken, but still drew the attention of netizens.
Previously, when Old Tang retorted online, many wanted to watch the drama unfold, but that expert actually chickened out.
To their surprise, Tang Fangjing really went!
"Holy shit, for real? How did the argument go, who won?"
"I was there, Tang Fangjing won, he said 'that's it' in the end, and Professor Chen just lost it..."