As a former writer, Yin Zhu reads very quickly, so much so that some of her friends once described her as "eating books."
When it comes to reading, Yin Zhu doesn't read every single word. Instead, she quickly scans the text, while her brain rapidly captures keywords and combines them into content that she can remember and understand.
In the eyes of the audience, Yin Zhu's gaze only moved from top to bottom to the left once, then to the right once more, and finished reading the page in less than 20 seconds before quickly turning to the next page.
This is still based on the fact that the book has a considerable amount of text. Even though the spacing between each line is not particularly close, the number of words on two pages still shows that this reading speed is quite amazing.
"At this speed...did she really get into it?"
Someone couldn't help but ask a question in the live chat.
“If I hadn’t watched ‘The Brain’ before, I would probably have been shocked, but after watching that show, I realized that there are so many elites in China. Yin Zhu must have a special skill to be selected.”
"Yeah! I've seen that show too!"
"My favorite player is that guy who watches the water, he's so strong it's almost unbelievable..."
Immediately, some people in the live stream started talking about variety shows.
Did Yin Zhu really take it to heart?
She really got absorbed in it. If someone were to ask her what she had watched, Yin Zhu could immediately explain it to you from her own perspective:
Initially, the only difference between gods and humans was physical; the former lived in the heavens, and the latter lived on the ground. Humans made regular offerings to the gods each month, and angels would descend to earth and collect the offerings, while the gods were responsible for protecting the peace of their respective regions.
Perhaps God is just a powerful being with superpowers, but that doesn't matter.
This description is only for the convenience of distinguishing between the two groups.
As unspeakable, rule-carrying tales descended upon the One Star, Chosen Ones began to appear everywhere. Even among humans, powerful individuals with supernatural abilities approaching those of gods began to emerge, leading humanity to gradually question the powers of the gods.
The Unique Star seems to be more unlucky than other worlds, with its Chosen Ones often suffering heavy casualties in raids and more areas becoming forbidden zones.
Just when humanity was almost in despair, the gods rose up. They banished the unspeakable and became humanity's faith once more. They also purified the forbidden zones, but those who had been corrupted by the rules could no longer be saved, and the land had become barren due to the pollution.
However, the gods also expended a great deal of their energy and were unable to return to heaven.
In gratitude to the gods who saved humanity, under the leadership of a man named Vena, mankind began to build the city of Vena, providing the gods with an earthly kingdom. Each grand ceremony was also to enable mankind to better worship the gods.
The above is only the content of the first chapter of "The Founding of the City of Vena", which is equivalent to the prologue of the city of Vena.
There are more than twenty chapters afterward, including the difficulties in the construction process and other miscellaneous content. Basically, it is the history of the original Vina City. The paper is brand new, and it seems that it was not printed at the same time as the first chapter.
However, the content of just the first chapter was enough to make Yin Zhu laugh. If it weren't for the fact that she couldn't make a lot of noise in the library, she would definitely have laughed out loud.
Did the gods defeat the unspeakable?
What a joke! If they could do that, they wouldn't tolerate the restricted areas covering 90% of the unique star's territory.
Why did they let the only star, Yima, go? It's unspeakable.
Yin Zhu actually knew the correct answer.
Ji Liao died, Thomson died, everyone on Dawn Star died, all because they tried to rebel against the Unspeakable, which made the Unspeakable feel threatened.
So, under what circumstances would He let someone go?
Of course, it's people like Hirano San who surrender.
Therefore, in the true history of the One Star, the gods were the first to surrender. They lied to humanity, claiming they had defeated the Unspeakable, but in reality, they colluded with the Unspeakable.
If Yin Zhu wasn't mistaken, the group of "gods" currently living in the central area of Vena City are the unspeakable representatives of the Unique Star. Looking at the worms' description of them now, "immortal monsters," perhaps it's quite fitting.
The current "One Star" is like a flock of sheep, led by a few leader sheep, mistakenly believing they have escaped the slaughter and gained freedom, unaware that they have merely transitioned from pen-raising to free-range grazing. And this hillside where they are now grazing freely is, in essence, still the territory of a slaughterhouse.
They are free, but not at all.
Come to think of it, Blue Star also seems to be... Before Yin Zhu could think about this further, she suddenly heard an unusual noise.
"Tick-tock".
"Tick-tock".
"Tick-tock".
It was the sound of something dripping. It should have been very quiet, but it sounded so clear, as if the source was right next to my ear.
6. There are two restrooms on the first floor of this library, one for men and one for women, each with four stalls. Please do not rush to use them. Occasionally, leaks may occur in the restrooms. If water accumulates on the floor, please do not panic. You can squat on a chair and wait quietly. The library's excellent drainage system will resolve the issue quickly.
Yin Zhu did remember a rule related to liquids, so she quickly took the book and headed to the rest area. Then, under the watchful eyes of the library staff, she climbed onto the table, sat cross-legged, and continued reading.
Librarian: ...How come you're so skilled?
At first, the water flow was just a dripping sound, then it gradually turned into a gurgling sound of small streams of water, and finally it was like a naughty child turning the tap on full blast, with a rapid stream of water gushing out.
"Could it be that the water pipes have burst..." It was hard for Yin Zhu not to notice the sound.
After reading another chapter despite the noise, the sound of running water finally subsided. The librarian from before came running over and apologized to Yin Zhu with a look of remorse: "I'm sorry, there was a problem with our water pipes, but it's fine now. You can get off the table now."
Yin Zhu glanced to the side and saw that half of the person's calves were in the water, while their upper body was quite dry: "You've had it tough too."
"You can get down now."
The librarian reached out his hand, indicating that Yin Zhu could help him down from the table.
Isn't this guy being a little too attentive? And the rules don't seem to say you have to sit in a chair to read, do they?
Yin Zhu showed no intention of reaching out, remaining firmly seated on the table, and even casually turned to the next page: "There's too much water on the floor, I'm afraid my shoes will get wet. Anyway, the library's drainage system is good, I'll wait a little longer."
Rejected by Yin Zhu, the other party was clearly disappointed. He said "Sorry to bother you" and waded away through the water.
After shifting slightly, Yin Zhu continued sitting on the table and flipping through the pages: "In the process of building the central city..." Before the person involved even realized it, a string of words that were completely out of the blue planet's language began to come out of Yin Zhu's mouth.
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