I was having hot pot with a friend, and as we were chatting, the topic of blockchain suddenly got to me. My friend asked me, "Do you know @brevis_zk? It's the "ZK coprocessor." My heart skipped a beat—another high-sounding term—but after he explained it to me, I finally understood: It's actually like a little helper in the kitchen. Do you have too many dishes to cook in your hot pot and can't handle them all? Brevis calculates the order, controls the heat, and ensures every dish is cooked thoroughly and safely, without you having to worry. The computing power on and off the chain is its pot and fire. It uses zero-knowledge proofs to verify that every dish is correct—you can eat without having to check. While others are busy building their own massive pots and stoves, aiming for L1 or L2 status, Brevis, on the other hand, says, "I won't compete for pot space; I'll cook for you." The result is that whoever uses it saves time and improves efficiency. So, when you hear people calling out "cross-chain intelligence" and "data verifiability" in the future, don't doubt it's Brevis' underlying computing power that laid the groundwork. To put it bluntly, Brevis is that little helper you never notice, yet it's the most enjoyable part of your meal— it doesn't steal the spotlight, yet it makes everyone at the table savor the food.