What?
A premature action!
Xu Liang likes evidence ambush.
Theoretically, if he doesn't present evidence during the designated evidence period and opts for a surprise at the trial, the court is very likely to 'not consider it,' which could lead to the case being lost.
But why does the court indulge him?
Is it because he's handsome?
No, it's because the evidence he holds is ironclad, and it touches upon sensitive bottom lines, not just ordinary solid proof!
Take for instance the first case where Xu Liang surprised with evidence claiming Chen Dong was underage.
Would the court dare not consider this? If not, Chen Dong could face the death penalty!
What if later it's discovered that Chen Dong really wasn't an adult, the court would be in quite a predicament, the director would feel like the sky is falling, so naturally, they wouldn't dismiss it...
So.
