When she woke up, Lin Jian and 196 "unlucky guys" around the world were dragged into the world of strange rules and became the "hostages" carrying the fate of the country.
If you pass the customs, the country will prosper and resources will appear; if you fail, strange things will happen and the mountains and rivers will be broken.
While the chosen ones from other countries trembled in front of the "Employee Code of Conduct" and fled in despair in "Midnight Bus", Lin Jian tore up the first rules page in front of the live camera.
"The premise of 'keep quiet' doesn't hold true," he whispered into the shadows, "so, I choose to scream."
The next second, there was a strange collapse, and a global announcement was made: [Dragon Kingdom, first pass to S level].
Only then did people realize that the way this young dragon looked at the rules didn't look like he was seeking survival, but more like he was reviewing a contract full of loopholes.
He used "Han Feizi" to dismantle the prison of people's hearts, used "Sun Tzu's Art of War" to lay out strange counter-attacks, and used "montage lies" to reconstruct the logic of strange stories.
He allowed the global audience to watch how those indescribable horrors turned into self-contradictory error codes under his step-by-step derivation.
However, with the opening of the SSS-level copy [Source of Rules], the contract mark on Lin Jian's wrist was burning hot.
The "existence" of the highest dimension cast its gaze and whispered:
"You think you're breaking my game?"
"No, you are just the most interesting 'variable' I selected."
"Welcome to - the celebration."
This is a story that uses national luck as a bargaining chip, live broadcast as a stage, rules as a weapon, and ultimately challenges the "setting" itself.
