What's wrong with this lawyer?!

Three days after registering, Wang Jing saw an email from Tengda: Initial screening passed, and she was asked to come to Tengda for an interview at nine o'clock the day after tomorrow.

Upon seeing the email, Wang Jing was very excited and immediately went to her mentor's office to share the good news.

Professor Du looked at the email in front of him, then raised his head and said, "So, you have already decided to join Tengda, haven't you?"

Wang Jing nodded: "Professor, although it's really nice staying here, I want to go to Tengda even more. I've been thinking about this for two years."

Upon hearing this, Professor Du smiled and said, "Actually, you want to meet Lawyer Tang, right?"

Wang Jing's face turned slightly red, but she still said, "Professor, Lawyer Tang's reputation is well-established. Who studying law wouldn't want to meet him…"

Speaking of which, there are obviously bigger shots in the legal and academic fields who are involved in drafting laws, but no one is more famous than Tang Fangjing.

The completely unique and irreplicable experiences have made Old Tang one-of-a-kind among legal professionals.

Older legal professionals may not agree with Old Tang, but young lawyers and law students are all loyal followers of Old Tang.

Students from multiple universities such as Handong Political Law, Hanxi University of Political Science and Law, among others, are all studying Old Tang.

As a result, in the past two years, law students have collaborated on quite a few cases.

For example, Handong Political Law students worked on the "Pink Tax Case," which became famous online due to its special perspective.

The so-called pink tax refers to the phenomenon where the same product is priced higher for women than for men.

This was discovered by a girl from Handong Political Law while buying facial cleanser, which she noticed had virtually no differences in ingredients or promoted effects compared to another facial cleanser for men from the same brand.

As a result, the women's facial cleanser was much more expensive than the men's, and the issue was taken to court along with her roommates.

Although it eventually went to mediation, it was still a step forward.

Old Tang himself encouraged these types of cases. He even thought about funding a scholarship at Politics and Law University.

As long as a case was selected, there would be rewards.

But, coordination with the university is required, so it requires time to make progress.

Still, these cases may seem minor, but the implications behind them are significant—if you don't claim your rights, others will.

Time quickly moved to the morning of the third day, and Wang Jing arrived at the entrance of Tengda.

She had arrived in Jingzhou the day before, and Professor Du's other students were a bit puzzled by her choice to join Tengda.

While Tengda is indeed well-known, students from places like Modu and the capital prefer joining the local big firms.

Jingzhou just can't compete with Modu and the capital.

Moreover, despite it being called a spring recruitment, the job advertisement didn't even list the pay, just said it was negotiable.

Only because of Tengda's significant reputation, others would think it was a scam otherwise.

But Wang Jing had already made up her mind; she was determined to join Tengda, all to follow that Tang Fangjing!

At this moment, Wang Jing took a deep breath, trying hard to tell herself not to be nervous.

She's always been rather bold, after all, a woman who can tease her mentor online with a fake account certainly isn't timid.

But thinking of meeting Lawyer Tang, Wang Jing got nervous.

After entering the building and taking the elevator, as soon as she exited the elevator, Wang Jing saw a crowd of people at the entrance of Tengda.

"There are quite a few people here for the interviews today…" Wang Jing muttered to herself.

She wondered what it was like when Lawyer Tang had his interview at Tengda, how did he perform to get into Tengda back then?

Meanwhile, inside Tengda, Li Weilong and Li Wanting were looking at the crowd outside, feeling nostalgic.

They vividly remembered their own interviews at Tengda; it's been several years since then.

The ones who were interviewed with them have now become some of the country's top lawyers, with unrivaled reputations.

But who would have thought, back then, Director Tang wasn't just another interviewee - he was a trailblazer, directly defying convention...