Martha chose to keep the children and persuaded bily that we were all a lumberjack for the same reason: she was too lonely. When everyone thought she had nothing but work, she also began to doubt herself. The arrival of the child at this time became a gift, and she secretly looked forward to another life entering her life. It can be seen that no matter how career-minded people are, we all long for a fixed relationship and company. This is an unalterable human need, and Martha is no exception. For this demand, she knew that the dark tide in the office was surging, but at the last moment she persuaded Bily not to destroy the family. Maybe she is really used to this place, so even if she is exploited, she chooses to use her work to encourage herself to continue to adhere to her ideals.
But there are still some flaws in the play, such as the scene where pupil steals something, I don't know what I want to emphasize? What is the motivation for the entanglement of the first client? When did the love arise? (Especially, there is a section in the middle where Martha's stockings are lost, which scared me a lot) What does the medal have to do with bily? What's the point of these arrangements? ? (btw arrogant belly black loli pupil's character is more complete) As far as the plot is concerned, each episode has a case that is interlinked. The heroine upholds her own principles and takes the trouble to ask questions from the details in the courtroom, which is also wonderful. She insists on justice in her own way, both procedurally and substantively (although the substantive injustice appeared in the first two episodes, which makes the heroine very sad. This is also true for every practicing lawyer, especially criminals. Difficulties faced by lawyers
All in all, would like to give 3.5 stars. Because I can't say the most exciting place, but it's okay. I don't know if the second season is worth looking forward to.
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