Rule Tips

In the elevator of an office building in Shenzhen, 22-year-old Lin Ye's head suddenly exploded. A blue rule panel appeared in the air: Do not look directly at anyone for more than 3 seconds. Consequences of violation: unknown. This is not an illusion. A system called Themis is using rules to determine everyone's life and death. Some obey, some break - and some can overwrite the rules themselves. Lin Ye is one of the very few people who can see the rules panel. What's even more outrageous is that the woman next to him named Su Mian had already broken the rules six years ago. She burned through her entire exemption limit just to prove one thing: Rules can be forgiven, but partnerships cannot be broken. And Lin Ye's chip is different from everyone else's. It is not a one-way reception. It is possible to overwrite the entire rule space in the entire frequency band from the perceptual layer below. It's not about changing the rules. It's the erasure rule. Themis discovered them. Sixty-seven hours countdown - the last exit in the country, not behind the mirror, but between Su Mian and Lin Ye. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.