No perfect, flawless system of rules could exist. The more complex a set of man-made rules became, the more loopholes it was destined to have.
Take Beauty God's "literary aura" rules, for example.
A system that lacked absolutely objective standards of judgment, and could only use precognition to determine how much literary aura to grant, had to confront the contradiction between "subject theory" and "object theory"—which was why Wang Qi could use Poetry Cloud to farm literary aura until it overflowed.
The same applied to laws and institutions in reality.
It was just that this differed from bugs in a game world; one could not exploit it casually.
If you truly dared to profit from legal loopholes, then the vested interests or ruling bloc would teach you what "violence" was.
Gödel claimed that he had found a loophole in the American Constitution that could legally turn America into a dictatorship. Roosevelt had indeed exploited conflicts between several provisions concerning presidential privileges and other laws, turning the entire United States Congress into a one-man show.
But Gödel could never have had the chance to exploit that loophole.
And any president other than Roosevelt who wanted to exploit it had to be prepared to face a "plummeting approval rating."
At the root of it all, something like "logic" possessed innate flaws.
But this world had no loopholes that contradicted themselves.
All the rules of the game were laid out in black and white.
That was why Wang Qi had initially felt that he might be able to blaze a new trail in this world.
After all, the rules of this so-called "fortune" had not formed naturally either. They had also been set by some mighty unknown member of the remnant race.
Man-made rules could never entirely escape loopholes.
But Wang Qi was