The 260 Jin Club is afraid of being abandoned. It was planned by the former Game Rules. The signature of the 140,000-word planning project was stolen by a partner, his girlfriend was stolen, the industry was blocked, and he was reduced to a village in the city. After traveling through an isolated island in the apocalypse, the "Boundary" talent is awakened - permanent rules are written in the territory, and violators will be continuously deprived of their vitality. He has zero combat effectiveness. With three years of experience in testing loopholes in the rules, he turned the desert island into a "legal meat grinder" and sat on a beach chair to watch the alien beasts being continuously deprived of their vitality and die. The weakest people, in the most outrageous way, become the safest existence in the end of the world - the person whose rules were stolen becomes the one who writes the rules again.
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The first rule reads: Without the permission of the domain owner, any creature (including but not limited to animals and plants) entering the domain will have a speed of 0.01% Of its own speed, and the limited speed attribute will be compensated to the domain owner in four dimensions.
The imagination is okay, but why does it become the first person?
The first rule reads: Without the permission of the domain owner, any creature (including but not limited to animals and plants) entering the domain will have a speed of 0.01% Of its own speed, and the limited speed attribute will be compensated to the domain owner in four dimensions.
The imagination is okay, but why does it become the first person?