Invisible Justice

LI Zheng-hong, a blind lawyer without litigious experience, wants to help with a cross-border claim of occupational injury. He is reluctant to condescend to deal with paperwork only in the law firm simply because he is blind. Therefore, he contests for defending a suit, but in vain. One day, he gets himself a civil suit only to find that the attorney of the defendant is the owner of the law firm. If he helps the plaintiff, how is he going to face his boss?
To make matters worse, it’s not an ordinary lawsuit, but cross-border litigation with up to 531 plaintiffs. LI Zheng-hong hasn’t got any litigious experience at all, and he is blind too. How is it possible for him to win the case?