228 Equality for Everyone

Wei Huo planned to find a place to read the Codex Revised Edition. However, he had to read it soon. Otherwise, his points would be deducted.

Wei Huo flipped through it briefly. Most of the laws recorded in the Codex Revised Edition were normal laws. The most serious crimes were murder and theft. As long as one committed one of these crimes, 100 points would be deducted. There was no room for negotiation.

The laxer laws were the more ethical ones. For example, if one did not take care of one's children, did not care for the elderly, threw rubbish, cut in line, and stole seats, one would lose a few points.

There were also some things that had nothing to do with laws and morals. They were purely policies. For example, if one did not get married by 25 years old, did not have children despite having the ability to reproduce, escaped, or avoided taxation, one would lose 100 points for this violation.