Looking at the button for the thirteenth floor, Yin Zhu pondered for a moment, and then pressed the button for the thirteenth floor again when she was leaving the twelfth floor.
"I'm so tired. It's almost noon, time to eat." Yin Zhu glanced at the clock on the wall in the dining room, picked up a plate of snacks, found a corner, and started waiting for her main meal.
As for that butcher? What does it have to do with her!
After lunch, Yin Zhu went to the lobby on the first floor again and saw the receptionist with an inscrutable expression staring at her.
"The food here is quite delicious," Yin Zhu said politely.
The receptionist, too lazy to be polite with Yin Zhu, simply handed her a blood-stained map: "Here's what you wanted." He seemed to have many questions for Yin Zhu, so much so that his usual deadpan smile had vanished, but in the end, he didn't ask anything.
Yin Zhu smiled and said, "Your rules are easy to understand."
Aside from new tenants, everyone else needs to sacrifice their soul to live here. However, homeless people are evicted after staying for half an hour, which shows that homeless people and tenants are not the same thing.
So how do you define an outsider as a tenant? Is it by giving them a key card?
Obviously not.
11. Please carry your room key with you when you go out. If you lose your room key, you can go to the property management office and pay a partial fee to reissue it.
The fact that a key card can be left by the tenant and can be replaced indicates that it does not define a person as a tenant, but is merely proof required when checking out.
So what exactly is a tenant? I decided to think about it the other way around: what does a tenant do? Enter the room, close the door, read the rules of the temporary apartment behind the door, and then stay there—so being able to see the rules behind the door is proof of being a tenant.
...So, was I right?
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