() A book friend in the group enthusiastically raised a question that is not a problem with this book. I guess many people also have this doubt, so I will answer it!

It's just that the end of the first world was a bit anticlimactic, and it seemed like I didn't do much else except learn something there.

Well, as far as this issue is concerned, it is true, but that’s what I think.

First of all, the protagonist is an ordinary person. After getting the Rubik's Cube, it is impossible to be familiar with everything immediately. Just like us ordinary people, it is impossible to directly think of everything at once with an amazing mental circuit. I am the same in the book. As it was written, at least some of the questions the protagonist was asked to confirm were afterthoughts.

Since he didn't quite understand, he acted according to his guess, because the Rubik's Cube only gave him two hints: killing the World's Favored One and destroying the plot.

Since it is based on my own ideas and the protagonist is an ordinary person at this stage, then it is definitely not perfect if it is earth-shattering from the beginning, and there are no prompts to be wiped out at every turn, right?

Maybe some readers are not used to a sword that does not erase this infinite pit, but in my mind, it is not qualified as a tool to erase the user at every turn. You don't have to directly recognize him as the master, but you can't erase it at every turn. It's okay. Quietly testing but not commanding.

So I don’t have any task prompts, but that doesn’t mean that I can’t have them. For example, in the next world, I can ask the protagonist (or the Rubik’s Cube to take the initiative) to bring it up so that the Rubik’s Cube can absorb the power of the world more advantageously. Give a reminder (similar to a mission reminder but without erasing it) so that you will probably get used to it in the next world.

In the end, I said it ended in an anticlimax, but actually I just wanted to leave a hole!

Above, thank you readers for your support and if you have any comments, I will go to the book review and read the posts for basically every new chapter!

Finally, I beg you for all kinds of support. No matter what kind of tickets you hide, you can’t miss a single one! ;

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