Kim Jeong-tae recounted his version.
Although he told the story again, Kim Jeong-tae really did not understand the law. He was truly legally illiterate.
He did not even know that he should not hide anything from his lawyer.
He did not even know that lawyers were required to keep their clients' information confidential.
Even reminding him did no good.
His attempts to hide things and maintain his persona were utterly pointless-pointlessly stupid.
He was as stupid as a patient who wanted treatment while hiding his condition, distrusting the doctor, and demanding a one-hundred-percent guarantee.
It was as though paying meant the other person had to meet his demands, and if they could not, he would curse and make a scene, declaring them useless.
So.
He kept up his false persona, downplaying his own problems and exaggerating everyone else's.
He called the facts cyberbullying, shifted responsibility for his own actions onto the company, and described it all as Master Xiao's plot against him.
But as mentioned before.
Jiang Yulin was no brilliant lawyer either. Seeing that Kim Jeong-tae had changed his story and begun "openly" admitting his own problems,
she immediately believed seventy or eighty percent of it.
Any other responsible lawyer would have kept questioning him until they understood everything, because losing a lawsuit could have a major impact on a lawyer too.
But!
Jiang Yulin was a fraud.
She did not care whether she won or lost!
So even though she still suspected Kim Jeong-tae was making himself look better and hiding things, she could not be bothered to remind him a second time.
Whatever you say.
This is all the ability I have anyway. Still want to keep acting? Then forget it.
If you win, you're lucky. If you lose, you deserve it.
*It won't affect my win