The Devil’s Defense

She is a once‑in‑a‑decade working‑class genius at Harvard Law School, on the verge of winning a life‑changing full scholarship. On that fateful night, she is assaulted by a conglomerate heir, kills him in self‑defense, and her first love—who once swore to love her forever—abandons her in the courtroom. Framed and sent to prison for three years, she endures endless humiliation, unable even to see her mother before she dies. Three years later, she emerges scarred, her proud spirit shattered, wanting only to complete her mother’s last wish, but the heiress of the family still hunts her without mercy. At her mother’s grave, her first love, now a powerful man, kneels with red eyes and offers a diamond ring. She coldly pushes his hand away: “Late devotion is cheaper than weeds; I don’t need you anymore.” Then Karan Voss, the most ruthless and powerful billionaire lawyer in Boston, corners her against the floor‑to‑ceiling window of a law firm’s top floor, binds her scarred hands with his tie, and whispers dangerously in her ear: “Don’t fight back with tears, that’s too cheap. Use your brilliant mind to send them all to hell. And I will be your sharpest blade.” This time, she transforms into a cold, stunning queen of revenge, tearing apart every hypocrite in court and making those who humiliated and betrayed her pay with blood.