This Place Made It Too Easy to Fall

Chapter 688

Following the iron man, Chen Yu walked while distractedly opening the guide the full-time worker had brought him and began reading about his benefits.

Constant Law City styled itself as a pioneer of Morality and divided people into multiple classes.

At the very bottom were the residents of the Lower District, where large numbers of iron men and newly arrived inhabitants lived. Their rights were ranked at the lowest, thirteenth tier.

Buying things required an additional ten percent "Moral Pollution Tax." Mobile phones could only use the three-hundred-yuan-per-month "Lower-Class Package," and housing meant sleeping in communal bunks shared with three hundred people.

After seeing their living arrangements, Chen Yu felt that even Big Zhuang, who was always borrowing money from his second aunt to buy expansion bolts, counted as a homeowner.

If someone lived in the Lower District for a full year, or if their total spending, excluding taxes, exceeded ten thousand, they could rise one rank and become a twelfth-tier resident.

Twelfth-tier residents could rent homes but not buy them. They could take public transportation when going out and had three chances each year to enter the Central District to shop or travel, though they had to apply in advance.

Once their spending exceeded fifty thousand, they became eleventh-tier citizens.

At that stage, they could elect and be elected as district chiefs within their own area of the Lower District, and were permitted to buy homes there.

Tenth-tier residents had the right to come to the Central District, but they still could not buy homes or cars and could only rent there.

Mortals could obtain this rank, but iron men were not qualified. However, iron men could be brought here by mortals after selling themselves into slavery, becoming their loyal servants.

Higher up, ninth-tier residents had to