I Bound Myself to a Wilderness Treasure-Hunting System

This article. . . There is an internal smell. It's a little white article. Let's read it first.

You see, I have posted so much, which proves that I have a weak legal awareness of the male and female protagonists, commonly known as legal illiteracy. I am really speechless! It doesn't mean that you can do whatever you want with a license. He even boasted about selling it on the live broadcast, which is really awesome. He also said that he would take it home as a pet. It was so awesome! Do you really think that rich people can get a license to protect animals? Please, it's not that easy. Otherwise, why are there so many private ways to protect animals? This is illegal! And the male protagonist's speech is really speechless, and he even said it's not that valuable! Please, that is a national second-level protected animal! In modern times, if you have three animals, it is illegal to do what you do in the novel, let alone protect the animals! This is a great subject matter, and I am really worried about the IQs of the male and female protagonists of the novel!

To be honest, the subject matter is very good, but she looks a bit mentally retarded. The heroine has a golden finger and doesn't care about her safety, but others don't know it. She said carelessly that she would leave after being fed. One second she was trembling with fear, but the next second she recovered immediately, and suddenly changed her attitude, for fear that others would not suspect it.

I really like the setting, but the writing is too childish and I couldn't stand it.

Citizens, legal persons and other organizations that apply for national second-level domestication and breeding of wild animals (and/or Appendix II of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) to protect wild animals must meet the following conditions: 1. There are fixed places and necessary facilities suitable for domestication and breeding of wild animals. The facilities include cages and feed processing, veterinary medicine, isolation observation, disinfection and quarantine, calving and childbirth and other equipment corresponding to the types and quantities of domesticated and bred animals. 2. Possess personnel and technology suitable for the types and quantities of domesticated and bred wild animals, mainly including: (1) If applying for the domestication and breeding of wild animals for the purpose of commercial utilization, more than one wildlife or veterinary technician with an intermediate professional title or above; (2) For the purpose of scientific research, protection and rescue, one wildlife or veterinary technician with an intermediate or above professional title More than 2 personnel; (3) For the purpose of establishing small zoos or ornamental gardens and other ornamental exhibitions, more than 3 wildlife or veterinary technicians with intermediate professional titles or above; (4) For the purpose of establishing wildlife parks, urban zoos, large-scale specialized ornamental parks and other ornamental exhibitions, etc., More than 5 wildlife or veterinary technicians with intermediate or above professional titles. 3. The provenance, feed sources, and technical capabilities of domesticated and bred wild animals are guaranteed. 4. Other conditions stipulated by laws, regulations and rules.

The writing style still needs to be improved. It's too novice, the cheats are too big, and the logic is a bit problematic. Come on (???_??)? Write better articles.

To be honest, it's a bit like an ancient novel

What a cutie, I almost vomited. Can you stop being so vulgar and use another nickname?

The writing style is a bit childish, I feel like she is a little girl (^_^) Come on

The conditions for filing a criminal case for selling Class II protected animals are based on Article 341 of my country's Criminal Law: 1. Anyone who illegally hunts or kills rare and endangered wild animals under key state protection, or illegally purchases, transports, or sells rare and endangered wild animals under key state protection and their products shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than five years or criminal detention, and shall also be fined; 2. If the circumstances are serious, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than five years but not more than ten years, and shall also be fined; 3. If the circumstances are particularly serious, the offender shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than ten years and shall also be fined or have property confiscated. The sentencing standard for trafficking in second-level protected animals is fixed-term imprisonment ranging from 5 to 10 years.