Jiang Han's entire day was consumed by Cat Doyastin: drafting reasonable competition standards, removing rules that made sense for landfolk but not for giant cats, and adding all sorts of gameplay tailored to giant cats.
This adaptation was something Olivia had to do before handing Angelite the commission to [develop the rules barrier for "giant cat basketball"].
It kept Jiang Han so busy that she had to drag Xiya and Xuan Bao in as well before they barely managed to finish it.
For instance, what degree of special abilities giant cats could use during a match; how special abilities should be calculated; and limits on giant cats' stamina bars, strength, agility, and so on. And since Angelite would be the producer, they boldly added [please consider marginal benefits].
For example, if a giant cat's stamina in her normal state was ten thousand, then after entering the rules barrier, it would become one hundred. If Cat Doyastin, a battle-hardened giant cat more than ten times stronger than her, had two hundred thousand stamina, then after entering the rules barrier, it would become two hundred. This was to prevent overly powerful giant cats from gaining an excessively terrifying advantage. No one wanted to see one cat endlessly carrying five enemy cats while still dunking with ease.
All kinds of loopholes in the rules were patched up, and the general design concept for the barrier was proposed. Du Lingxuan and Histeria then checked for omissions and filled the gaps, because these two witches were first-rate at exploiting loopholes.
Still, the process of the two of them plugging gaps and drilling through loopholes was thoroughly entertaining. Even before going to sleep, Jiang Han was still thinking about the "cat-fur whistle" loophole they had mentioned, which made Cat Doyastin resolve to abolish defensive fouls. In