Weird Live Broadcast: I Can Deduce Endlessly Chapter 172: The Starting Point of Adventurers (1)

(The tube sprayed out a foul odor, similar to the earlier smell of dirty socks in the room's toilet.)

(You cover the bag and hypnotize yourself into thinking it's a pleasant perfume.)

(Your emotions finally stabilize.)

(Although the gas smells bad, at least it prevents you from suffocating to death.)

(You guess that the rule you just violated, A-001, might be something like not breathing fresh air.)

(Now with a sentence of ten million years, you might be a lowest-tier third-class citizen.)

(You queue up at the service window.)

(Service Clerk: What business do you have?)

(You think for a moment.)

(You: I want to find a job.)

(Service Clerk: Please present your citizen ID.)

(You mimic others and extend your right wrist. The clerk scans it with a device.)

(Service Clerk: Your current sentence is ten million years. Please complete your tasks as soon as possible. Otherwise, you will be forcibly executed. After reducing your sentence, please immediately rent a service robot from the fence area, and then you can leave the containment station and live in the city.)

(You: Thank you.)

(You nod, realizing that you are in a containment station.)

(Those breathing through bags, like you, are bottom-tier citizens, while those not wearing bags are the staff of the containment station.)

(You leave the service hall, following the clerk's directions.)

(You find the Citizen's Handbook at the entrance.)

(Opening it, you see it's filled with rules starting with the letter 'A', numbering in the hundreds, seemingly more complex than a code of law.)

(A sentence of ten million to nine million years classifies as a third-class citizen, nine million to six million as a second-class citizen, and six million to one million as a first-class citizen.)

(Different citizens must adhere to different rules. Third-class citizens, for example, have the most rules to follow, such as:)

(1. No running in public areas.)

(2. No idleness.)

(3. No casual conversation with citizens of a higher class.)

(4. No staying in a closed space wit

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