At three in the morning, when his supervisor flings a report in Du Ping's face, he has only 1,273.56 yuan left in his bank account.
His mother's medical bills cost 4,200 yuan a month.
That night, he puts on a black stone ring.
[Singularity anchored. Mark imprinted. All that meets your eyes is revealed in every detail.]
No panel, no missions, no rewards. It never speaks again.
It can do only three things: see the composition and flaws of everything, open a gateway between two worlds,
and make time work in his favor.
Three days in the cultivation world amount to only six minutes on Earth.
While others risk their lives for spirit herbs, the lighter he casually buys is a rare treasure over there, fought over by all.
Workplace power struggles, underworld threats, rogue cultivators robbing people in the marketplace, sects hunting him down...
Everyone trying to grind him into the dirt expects him to cry, "That's impossible!"
But this young man, who neither laughs nor gambles nor shouts slogans, simply calculates every step down to the tiniest detail, then survives.
Until one day, he discovers that deep in the souls of those "chosen ones" who come with a System, they are all connected to the same thread.
Those with panels are pawns.
Those who stay silent are variables.
But the black stone ring's true abilities go far beyond that. He discovers a black-hole singularity at its core, connected to a completely unfamiliar coordinate. Even more astonishingly, time flows at different rates on either side.
Others spend a century in bitter cultivation, while he catches up after a single nap. When spirit herbs from the cultivation world are refined using Earth's chemistry, their effects double. Everyday goods from Earth are hot commodities in the cultivation world. He starts a cross-world arbitrage business, buying low and selling high, and grows from a lowly wage slave into the one variable capable of shattering the game played across all the heavens.
Looking at it, I feel that the male protagonist is under a lot of pressure... After awakening the black stone ring, he feels much better. There are also restrictions that will not consume too much of the male protagonist's energy. The author's writing style is smooth and the description is spot on. I love reading it. The male protagonist is able to balance the time between the two spaces, which is amazing
Supervisors throw reports in their faces. There are many in reality. The author's description is spot on. I must like it.
Three days in the world of immortality, only six minutes have passed on earth. The imagination is so big and magical.
I have to say that the beginning of the chapter was filled with reality. The history of hard work of working cows and horses was very well written and resonated with me [I almost cried]
The title of the book attracted me, and overall I feel good
I have to say that the author's writing is very good, and the plot is also good. The magical black stone ring, traveling back and forth between the two worlds, is interesting. I recommend it.
Everyone posts one in the Black Stone Circle comment area, and everyone goes back and forth together [blowing kisses]
The migrant workers have come to report. The sadness of the people at the bottom is well described and deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
I want to own the black stone ring mentioned in it. It's fun to travel back and forth between the two spaces.
The author must have understood the suffering of working cattle and horses in the world. The description is so realistic. I really like it.