Hua Xin's expression shifted constantly, uncertainty clouding her face.
The words "outside the law" had profoundly shaken her.
But as she continued reading through the rules, a look of understanding appeared on her face.
In many cases, the police and the law could only provide the most basic guarantee of personal safety.
But they were not enough to provide complete protection.
In an extremely dangerous situation, naturally, no one would worry about whether they were breaking the law.
Aside from life-threatening danger, there were many other situations where the law could not help.
The most classic example was fraud.
Far too many people had nowhere to turn after being scammed.
What could they do besides wail and curse their fate?
If they took revenge, they became criminals themselves.
If they did not, they could only wait helplessly until the matter eventually came to nothing.
If they went to the police, the answer was always one word: wait.
If they did not seek help, they were giving up hope.
If they took a middle course and protested in the streets, they would even be hauled off to a detention center and locked up.
It was practically a roundabout way of encouraging people to become fraudsters.
This website, however, had been established on the premise of resolving every problem its members faced through mutual assistance.
And its method of protection was to have no prescribed method.
The principle was to put members first, by any means necessary.
"Suddenly, I feel like just becoming a member of this website has given me an invisible protective shield. It feels so reassuring!"
Hua Xin murmured to herself.
And the cost was so low that it required only a hundred yuan a year.
"The section rules also say that if a situation is rated as the