Unfortunately, compared to the countless Moths that still surged toward the candle flame one after another, the Moths surrounding Xu Zhi could only be considered a drop in the ocean.
Still, it was much better than the few dozen from before.
This hallucination did not last long. When Xu Zhi woke from it, she could also feel that she had indeed reached the end of the path she could currently travel—though not the end of the forest.
The next time she wanted to step onto this path again, it probably would not be easy.
She could no longer enter the forest simply by eating a few [Moth] Attribute Cores.
Xu Zhi did not know how large this forest was, but she could tell that she was still very far from the candle flame in the sky. Compared to that, there were still not many Moths she could attract.
She felt that she probably still had a long way to go.
It was just that she lacked experience and had no idea what lay ahead.
However, Xu Zhi felt that the hallucination just now could not have appeared out of nowhere. It had to mean something, so after waking up, she directly took the Game Console from her pocket.
Sure enough, the Narrator did not disappoint her expectations and directly gave her the answer.
[Congratulations. You have understood a small portion of the knowledge in your mind and have met the minimum requirement in terms of knowledge.]
The minimum requirement.
It seemed her reserve of mysterious knowledge truly fell far short of the energy she now possessed.
"Even if it's only the minimum requirement, it's still much better than being half-illiterate like I was before."
"But after meeting the minimum requirement, what changes?"
[Of course.]
The Narrator replied affirmatively.
[You should