I Know the Rules, but I Don't Follow Them

Rules are walls. But there are cracks in the wall. When folk taboos turn into real killing games - paper figures carrying sedan chairs, and Nuo masks stealing souls - all participants are abiding by the rules to survive. Only Zhou Ze, a lawyer who specializes in exploiting contract loopholes, is studying the "ambiguity" of the rules. The rules of the game are written in natural language. And natural language must have ambiguity. From the paper town to the seven major cultural circles in the world, from the collective face on the top of the Tianzhu composed of the consciousnesses of countless dead people, to the new existence that is awakening - what Zhou Ze has to do is not defeat it. As a lawyer, he wants to sign the largest contract in human history with it. I know all the rules. But I am not conservative.