The Reversal System: Only for the Elite at the Mahayana Stage

Chapter 216 – Genuine knowledge comes from practice

The Great Zhou Dynasty distinguished between violations and crimes very finely, unlike other countries that lumped them together.

Violations were breaches of civil law, which were governed by public security regulations.

Crimes, on the other hand, were breaches of criminal law.

"But what's the point of drinking if you deliberately sober up afterwards?"

"I didn't ask you to sober up, but you shouldn't go wild because of the alcohol!" The Minister of the Ministry of Personnel corrected Du Ping's concept, "Also, have you been flying drunk again recently?"

"Yes, according to the regulations, I violated Article 165 of the Public Security Regulations, and I should be detained for fifteen days. When do you plan to lock me up?" Du Ping recited the Public Security Regulations fluently. His understanding of the law was beyond ordinary people, and he was more familiar with the prisons of the Great Zhou Dynasty than any prison head.

Some prison heads with a strong desire to learn even specifically sought out Du Ping to ask him about legal issues and prison management issues.

The Great Zhou Dynasty prohibited flying without sobering up, as it could easily lead to insufficient control of the body during flight and falling to the ground.

It might even hit someone.

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