While others study how to abide by the rules and survive, she studies how to tear down, rewrite, and put them back together again.
Yan Xi was labeled as "the highest level anomaly" by the system. The first thing you do when entering a dungeon is not to read the rules, but to find loopholes, deliberately trigger punishments, and then use the punishments to defeat monsters. If you encounter a BOSS, don't fight him, just chat first, until the BOSS loses his temper and commits suicide. Rules are not a threat to her, they are toys.
Each copy is a new set of rules - Chinese genealogy ghost story, European vampire dinner, Japanese ghosts at night, Cthulhu deep sea, science fiction space station, mythological gambling game... The styles are all mixed and matched, and she has a great time tearing them apart.
Many male protagonists, no CP. The guardians of the rules pursue her to correct her, the top challengers regard her as their ultimate target, and those she has saved follow them voluntarily - she treats everyone equally: "Don't stop me from playing, and don't fall in love with me."
Not touching women and children was a rule she set herself, which was more sacred than the rules of the copy. She demolished and rescued women who were oppressed by the rules along the way, weaving a network of female mutual help in the infinite flow world.
Until she discovered that the world itself was the biggest loophole in the rules.
Intention: Rules are to serve people, not to live by rules. When rules become a tool to oppress people, only those who dare to question, dismantle and rebuild them will truly have freedom - I hope everyone who is bound by the rules (especially women who are oppressed by the rules) can tear down the unfair one with their own hands.