My Territory, the Final Right of Interpretation Belongs to Me

In the continent of Talos, there is a forbidden land that all strong men are unwilling to set foot on. Not because there is an abyss dragon entrenched there, nor because the environment there is harsh, but because the lord there is a "word game master" with no lower limit. … The God of Law once went there to reason, but was sent to a magic crystal mine to mine for three years because of violation of the "Territorial Anti-Monopoly Law - Additional Clauses for Abnormal Concentration of Magical Elements". The sword master once went there for a duel, but because he failed to submit the "Application for Inter-regional Cold War Weapons and Weapon Fighting" thirty working days in advance, he was directly suppressed by the territorial laws and was forced to sign a century-old labor contract. … "Why?! Aren't the territorial laws absolutely fair? Why can he cast forbidden spells in the forbidden area?!" Facing the accusations from the coalition forces of various countries, Lord Lin En stood at the top of the city, took out a thick code, and turned to page 974 of the second supplementary explanation of the appendix: "I'm sorry everyone, according to the special markings of the "Third Revision of Territory Laws", as long as I report in advance and pay the one copper coin firework tax, I can legally release the forbidden curse." "By the way, I also invented this tax."