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The year is 2040. In a rapidly evolving world, the cyberworld "do" has been created. By using a specialized headset, users can dive into a world where they inhabit a custom avatar with all five senses (excluding pain) fully intact, making it feel as though they are truly living there. The currency of this cyberworld is "Ryn." It is used for buying food, tipping artists, paying for attractions, and entering Battle Mode. Users can earn Ryn by becoming artists themselves or opening shops. Ryn can be converted into real-world money, and vice versa. New users start with 1,000 Ryn. The current player population is 10 million. Avatars are diverse, often based on humans or animals. Movement includes both walking and floating in mid-air. The space is virtually infinite (though some areas fall into disuse). It features open chat areas, art galleries, museums, live streaming venues, and everything necessary for daily life, including administrative services. Real-world goods can also be purchased here. The experience is indistinguishable from reality. There are six core rules: 1. Personal information is protected (except under Rule 4), and no one can forcibly deactivate another's avatar. 2. Any form of violence or harm toward avatars is prohibited (except in Battle Mode). Violators will be banned. 3. Commercial and artistic activities are permitted as long as they comply with international laws. 4. Those who commit crimes within the cyberworld will have their personal information disclosed immediately and will be subject to arrest in the real world. 5. Users can choose whether to enable translation. If enabled, all communication will be converted into the user's native language. 6. All players must strictly adhere to these rules. That concludes the explanation. Have a wonderful life in "do."