In the ending of "Goddess of Justice", good will be rewarded with good and evil will be repaid with evil. It's not that the time has not yet come for not repaying. Gao Chengbin surrendered to the law, but Gao Shuhua finally found his way back.
I had expected that Gao Chengbin (played by Liu Zhuoxin) would be brought to justice, because doing so is in line with positive values, otherwise the audience will be angry.
But he didn't expect that he would continue to kill people later, and he didn't expect that his mother Gao Shuhua (played by Chen Wei) would help him, which almost allowed him to get away with it again.
They had expected that the upright Qiu Guangzheng (played by Tam Yaowen) would be punished collectively by the Department of Justice, but they did not expect that the disaster would affect Qiu Tianxue.
Therefore, girls must not only love themselves, but also maintain 200% vigilance, because girls are more likely to be deceived and more likely to suffer in a fight.
A girl dares to go to a nightclub to perform alone, and dares to enter a strange closed room to rest alone. Anyone with a little vigilance will not be deceived.
As a result, Yan Huizhi (Charmaine Sheh) almost missed the chance to become a judge. If Gao Shuhua found out without conscience, Gao Chengbin would be acquitted.
After all, the game account he communicated with Zhang Jingxiang (played by Feng Haoyang) was completely canceled as long as he destroyed the memory card of the smart camera glasses.
It is equivalent to death without evidence. Gao Shuhua, who only cares about immediate interests, is really determined to help conceal the truth, but Yan Huizhi and others have no choice.
Hu Yuze (played by Huang Ziyao), Su Lizi (played by Wen Songxian), Lidya (played by Ni Jiawen), Zhang Jingxiang (damn), they will die in peace.
I thought the "Wei Rongjin Wife Murder Case" was just a mention. After all, the case had been closed for so long, and the murderer was not unjustly accused, so there was still linkage.
It's also good that the judges and lawyers who bullied Yan Huizhi should be warned not to be so arrogant in the future. After all, justice will come late.
This Gao Chengbin was cruel enough and was not sentenced to death. After being imprisoned, he refused to visit Gao Shuhua and instead accepted visits from Yan Huizhi.
The Qiu Tianxue case and the Gao Chengbin case caused so much trouble for Yan Huizhi's family of three, but instead helped Zheng Shaowen (played by Zhou Jialuo) get promoted.
His relationship with Lin Yaqing (played by Dai Zuyi) is also on the horizon. Here I want to talk about Zhang Pinwei and Fang Guan (Li Chengchang), they are all debts!
Fang Guan, who prides himself on being noble, is willing to expose his own scars, even if he is late in life. Zhang Pinwei found someone to help his son escape the crime, but instead he was sent to a dead end.
Also, Officer Zhao (played by Yang Zhenghua) and Superintendent Chen (played by Lin Pulai) were in trouble with Huizhi at work, and as a result, old cases were overturned and backfired.
The drama between Yan Huizhi and Gao Shuhua in the courtroom is very exciting. Gao Shuhua always thinks of dirty tricks and always makes Yan Huizhi anxious and angry.
Yan Huizhi was always able to find new evidence, and could even convince the magistrate to serve as a witness, and even make Gao Shuhua switch sides at the last moment, so he had to accept it!
The most powerful thing about Hong Kong dramas is that they can always write plots that exceed the audience's expectations and dig a lot of pitfalls, but they can all come true in the end.
It can also make the bloody story mysterious and vivid, and it can vividly interpret the darkness of human nature, but the ending is sometimes good or bad.
The scenes between Charmaine Sheh and Chen Wei are really good to watch. Charmaine Sheh has a sense of majesty and is very suitable for playing the role of a female boss. I love watching her train her subordinates.
Chen Wei is very suitable for playing the role of a legal beauty. She doesn't seem to be playing a lawyer, as if she is a real lawyer, with that kind of aggressive and well-known attitude.
In summary, it is a very enjoyable Hong Kong drama that becomes more and more exciting as you go to the end. It is suitable for all ages, there is no violent plot, and it has both legal rules and warmth.
