Attorney Li Yan: The Hundred-Million-Yuan Inheritance

Legal veteran Li Yan finds himself rewound to a parallel 2005, freshly graduated and with nowhere to live. Just as he frets over lodgings, he learns that a long-unseen uncle has left him a prime historic villa in the city center—appraised at over 100 million yuan. While everyone dismisses his claim as impossible, Li Yan coolly announces he will sue for the inheritance, telling his skeptics to watch and learn. So begins his legal career, built on a bold creed: what the law does not forbid is permitted. When foreign brands use trademark laws to monopolize traditional Chinese motifs, when unscrupulous manufacturers peddle contaminated dairy, when Japanese corporations set contractual traps to steal intangible cultural heritage recipes, or when a landlord's property is stripped of its school admission quota by a malicious tenant—Li Yan takes on every case and delivers decisive, crowd-pleasing victories. From that moment on, the legal profession gains a stern new enforcer: judges are stunned, rivals roar in outrage, and grateful clients are moved to tears.