Cast of The Justice
Cast of the Chinese Variety Show The Justice
Character Introduction:
Qi Heng, the Deputy Chief Justice of the Intermediate People's Court in Qizhou City, took over the complex 'Fishing Boat Murder Case' shortly after taking office. He identified loopholes in the survivor's testimony and successfully identified the true culprit behind the murder. Mr. Luo, under investigation by Qi Heng's wife, faced significant actions orchestrated by her, leading to a disappearance without a trace. Through Ma Lasong, Qi Heng finally reconciled with his younger brother-in-law and, united, they began investigating the mystery of Qi Heng's wife's disappearance.
Character Introduction:
Ma Lasong, a judge in the Criminal Division of the Intermediate People's Court in Qizhou City, is Qi Heng's capable assistant and successor. She not only assisted Qi Heng in handling many cases but also stepped forward at crucial moments, providing important help to Qi Heng. After Qi Heng's wife went missing, Ma Lasong actively supported Qi Heng in uncovering the truth. In the end, through the joint efforts of Qi Heng and his younger brother-in-law, they found evidence against Mr. Luo and brought him to justice.
Character Introduction:
Luo Huaigong, the CEO of Da Gong Group, is the biggest villain in the drama. He is intricately connected to the fishing boat case and the kidnapping of Qi Heng's wife, and Luo Huaigong happens to be a person with a powerful background and abundant wealth. In the business world, he indeed employs various ruthless methods, even resorting to causing loss of life. This character is, in fact, highly contradictory, and no one knows exactly what he is thinking. It is known, however, that he has squandered the excellent genes passed down from his father.
Character Introduction:
Su Han, Qi Heng's assistant, assists him in his work, and she is a highly career-driven female character. In order to investigate the murder of Wang Peng, the police called Su Han to the crime scene to reconstruct the case. The weapon wounds on Wang Peng's body were as deep as 15 centimeters, but during the experiment, Su Han could only stab up to eight centimeters. Clearly, Su Han is not the real killer of Wang Peng. Instead of finding the true culprit, the experiment not only failed but also played a role in alerting the potential suspect.
