Chapter 458: End-of-Month Reflections and Beginning-of-Month Request for Votes

End-of-Month Reflections and Beginning-of-Month Request for Votes

End-of-Month Reflections and Beginning-of-Month Request for Votes

I paid off quite a bit of debt last month, bringing the owed word count down from 120,000 to over 80,000; I will continue to work hard and strive to pay off another 40,000 to 50,000 by the end of this month.

And now, let's chat a bit about the plot; I've discovered that everyone still prefers reading about Criminal Cases!

Regarding the Civil Dispute at the beginning of the month, many people responded that it was too boring, which was reflected in the drop in both sales and monthly votes.

Moreover, whenever I write a little more about the analysis of civil aspects, some people feel it's filler, but for Criminal Cases, explaining the specific legal provisions and criminal logic in great detail is actually also considered filler, because the plot could still move forward without writing it in such detail.

Yet, surprisingly, no one called it filler, and they even asked me to increase the intensity...

Furthermore, it is clearly evident that subscriptions for Criminal Cases are much higher than for civil ones; other things might deceive, but subscriptions certainly do not, and some book friends prefer the plot where a Civil Dispute turns into a Criminal Case.

Emmm, how should I put it? First of all, as for the current situation, I don't have any problems; there are so many criminal charges, and when combined with the Judicial Interpretation from the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate, every type of charge can be played with in various ways, so I definitely won't run out of things to write, I'm just afraid that writing only Criminal Cases will make many people tired of reading them.

So I am also adjusting; personally, I am definitely more knowledgeable about civil aspects, and to be honest, criminal issues are not my specialty, but I am indeed very well prepared.

And for things I really don't understand, I have off-site assistance; among my classmates, there are those who specialize in criminal issues.

And since this book of ours is a novel, some flashy maneuvers in Criminal Law that only exist in theory in reality can actually be brought into the book to be written...

Like the previous Teaching Criminal Methods, and this time the crime of refusing to execute a judgment, to be honest, these two cases would basically not be handled this way in reality; it's not just that it seems to make sense in the novel, as our current policy from top to bottom is to arrest fewer, prosecute fewer, and detain fewer, and the criminal aspect is much stricter than what is written in the book.

The only exception is the case of the Fitness Gym Boss running away, which was a fraud case provided by a book friend combined with another case I understood myself, formed by merging the two.

There isn't much left of this case; Lawyer Qin is writing it specifically, and there will definitely be some flashy maneuvers, and then it will move to the next case; the next plot case is also carefully prepared and involves regulations from the two supreme judicial organs that were only issued this year, so I guarantee it will be very novel.

I've rambled for a long time, no more nonsense; the first of the month is routinely 10,000 words, no need to worry, it starts tomorrow morning, so goodnight everyone.

Happy National Day! Cast your guaranteed monthly votes!

(End of chapter)