After Seeing Through the Hypocrisy, I Crushed the Copy of the Rules

Others who break into the rules copy can only memorize the old rules and gamble their lives between true and false taboos to survive. Chen Xu strayed into an isolated ancient town, and was accidentally bound to the [Sujian System], becoming the only person who could see through the traps of folk customs. Don't pick up broken bowls, don't light lanterns during the Lantern Festival, don't look at others on the Zhongyuan stage... Every piece of handwritten yellow paper hides the shackles of swallowing people. Public customs conflict with the private notes of the eight-person team. Complying with the rules means slow assimilation, and violating the rules will be erased from existence in the ancient town. The villagers who stand silently and never blink are the stranded people from the past; the teammates who get along day and night may have been replaced by folk customs; every time a folk custom instance is passed, someone will be completely forgotten by the whole team, and only he retains everyone's memory. The system can monitor the progress of secularization, analyze rule paradoxes, and anchor memories that are about to disappear. But the stronger the power, the more horrors are glimpsed: Window grilles imitate human figures, and porcelain pieces record emotions. All the old folk customs in the world are essentially prisons for living people. Countless copies arrive in turn, fake people lurk in the team, and thousands of years of secular roots hide the truth of destruction. When the whole team gradually lost themselves and became mere ornaments in the ancient town, Chen Xu held on to his only sanity and used the power of customs to go against the rules and tear apart the shackles of the old customs that trapped the world! There is no bloody violence in the whole process. If you think about it carefully, you will be afraid of the national style. Many people form a team to play. The system grows slowly, and the layers are reversed. The stamina is bone-chilling.