Bu Li's expression was unusually serious: "You absolutely cannot listen to the lectures. Listening to the lectures will confuse your mind, make you gradually forget all the rules, and make you more likely to make mistakes."
This account is more accurate than the description Louis originally heard.
In fact, this argument is not very favorable to Yin Zhu, because the clearer and more accurate the rules are, the more difficult it is to interpret them beyond the original scope and twist them into a form that suits oneself.
However, Yin Zhu did not notice this at the time.
Yin Zhu simply nodded slightly, because Bu Li's statement was roughly the same as the rules Yu Taozi had told her, which indirectly showed that Taozi truly trusted her and shouldn't be deceiving her in this regard.
“I’ll notice you because we are the same kind of people, both of us are curious about exploring the truth.” Bu Li looked earnestly into Yin Zhu’s eyes. “However, blind exploration is just pointless sacrifice. So the purpose of secret societies is to help us distinguish which truths are useful.”
After a pause, Bu Li continued, "Indeed, I did many unforgivable bad things before I came to Sin City, but now, only by uniting enough credible forces can we achieve the greatest results with the least sacrifice."
In summary, we're short of cannon fodder, come quickly.
Before transmigrating, Yin Zhu had worked with words, so all of Bu Li's embellished descriptions were translated into plain language as soon as they reached her ears.
Yin Zhu would actually feel more at ease with an organization that so bluntly says "I'm after your life".
Everyone here is openly exchanging benefits, and everything is clearly stated from the beginning. When problems arise, everyone relies on their own abilities and seeks their own good fortune. No one tries to trip anyone up behind the scenes. Unlike some groups that lure you in by claiming to be doing you a favor, without mentioning the risks and losses, and then suddenly betray you, causing a lot of trouble.
Even if Yin Zhu is willing to believe in herself, she could probably manage to solve the problem with difficulty if she really encountered it, but it's better to avoid such things if possible.
After all, a wise person avoids standing under a dangerous wall.
Yin Zhu also expressed her gratitude for Bu Li's timely help: "So when can you tell me the complete rules?"
"Tomorrow's class meeting."
"Okay, see you then." Yin Zhu nodded.
Speaking of which, Yin Zhu arrived here on a Monday at kindergarten and missed the class meeting. So many things happened afterward, and it's only been a few days... She really doesn't want to stay in this weird world for even a day longer.
Yin Zhu returned to her seat, staring at the picture book in front of her, when a sentence suddenly popped into her mind:
Long, long ago, there was a little boy...
No, that's not right.
Bu Li is wrong; the rule that children cannot read text is absolutely wrong!
Before being interrupted by Bu Li, Yin Zhu had actually seen the first sentence of the storybook; at that time, she could still read.
But ever since she learned that rule, Yin Zhu seems to have lost her ability to read.
To verify this, Yin Zhu solemnly reopened the picture book. Looking at the difficult-to-decipher words on the page, she vaguely understood something and a new question arose: There seems to be a hidden rule in the kindergarten, namely, "the rule takes effect when it is discovered." But does this rule only apply to the kindergarten, or does it apply to the entire "Grand Theft Auto" instance?
Neither answer will be of much help to Yin Zhu right now.
If it's the former, then Yin Zhu already knows most of the rules, and it's too late for her to make herself forget her memories; if it's the latter... it seems too late, because Yin Zhu already saw the memo information on her phone on the first day she took the bus here.
Most importantly, even if Yin Zhu is sometimes unaware of the rules, she can still sense their existence.
Rules never constrain individuals.
Rules are created to protect and constrain a group. Even if individual members are unaware of the rules, they will unconsciously experience the omnipresent rules in the environment.
When people follow the rules, the rules are gradually realized.
Having figured this out, Yin Zhu's smile became somewhat bitter.
That's really something, it's everywhere.
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