Wanxu Lingshu

I have just read a lot of chapters, and the pacing is very well controlled. The protagonist goes from the destruction of his family to the activation of the spiritual hub. He does not start to crush the story with a gold finger at the beginning. Instead, it has a sense of reality of survival in a desperate situation. The setting of the universal spiritual hub is not suspended, and I have the desire to continue reading.

I didn't feel bored while reading this book, and I have a strong desire to follow it. Although it is a common counterattack by losers, the setting of "analyzing all things" by Lingshu adds new ideas. The protagonist does not rely on brute force, but relies on the information difference of Lingshu to survive. This kind of "fighting of wits" feeling is more interesting than pure killing.

I like the plot rhythm of "small steps and fast running". Every step the protagonist takes is not easy. From exchanging dried rotten rat meat to taking risks to collect black iron grass, every bit of progress is foreshadowed. The role of the spiritual hub is gradual, not abrupt, and comfortable to watch.

This book is pretty good, the logic is smooth, the author's writing is good, and Goldfinger's instructions are clear. It's a bit slow, and it gets better as you go to the back.