World Rules

As for the World Rules.

Han Dong dared say that fewer than ten people in the entire Holy City understood this vast system of rules better than he did.

Moreover, Han Dong was an individual fully encompassed by these rules and enjoyed priority rights under them.

After all, Han Dong possessed the identity of a "Dual Emissary" outside the city...

The reason he had set foot in the Art Gallery was precisely because of the rules.

From the first negotiations between the Expeditionary Force and the Perugia City Emissary until now, every action had been bound by the World Rules.

Whoever dared violate these rules, Han Dong had the right to directly request aid from the Old King behind them, or even pass judgment upon them himself.

First, let us briefly discuss these important World Rules.

Four years ago.

Han Dong had seized the deed to Stuart Manor in the name of the "Yellow Sign."

When he wrote his name in the agent column, an immense amount of World Rules analysis, as vast as a dictionary, had been forcibly injected into Han Dong's brain like liquid.

At the time.

It had mainly involved rules related to lords and deeds, such as "Deed War," "Deed Scale and Personnel Limit," and "Permissions Executable by Small Deed Lords."

It had also broadly outlined the World Rules.

This seemingly chaotic world, occupied by Unspeakable Things,

Actually possessed a complete system of layered, interconnected rules that had utterly shocked Han Dong when he first learned of them.

Some details within the World Rules were even more comprehensive than the laws created by Human Civilization.

Han Dong had later successfully invoked the "Deed War" within the World Rules to publicly and fairly challenge the Scarlet Count, winning the important Mobile Deed.

The World Rules primarily existed