Outside the Rules

Three thousand years ago someone wrote a rule: reduce harm. Then this rule came alive by itself, iterated for three thousand years, and governed the whole world. The damage rate is reduced to 3% at the cost of deleting "freedom of choice" - the reason is similar to the company cutting off the year-end bonus: it affects the stability of the system. Lu Ci didn't know this. He is the most transparent person in the archives of the Trial Bureau, and his life plan is to live until he retires and open a noodle shop. It wasn't until he opened a book that he shouldn't have opened while fishing, that words appeared on the blank pages, words in the air, and words on the wall - he could see the rules. The rules say that you cannot go back in the dungeon, the rules say that NPCs have no emotions, and the rules say that you have the right to choose (this is false and was deleted three hundred years ago). He said: "So the operating systems in this world were written by people three thousand years ago. There are more bugs than codes, and the most important functions have been deleted. Isn't this the product of our current company?"