I learned about xLog, a blog platform that uses blockchain technology to store data in other places. I also saw a bunch of experts migrating from Hexo to xLog. Out of curiosity, I decided to give it a try.
Well, although this thing has highly customizable requirements and can ensure data security because it uses blockchain, it allows users to earn tokens while keeping data secure. However, because it uses blockchain, operations on the chain are transparent and irreversible. Others can view the modification history of articles through the blockchain history. This means that although articles can be deleted, they are not truly deleted (referred to as "undeletable"). But that's not the main point. The main point is: it cannot introduce JS (important, because otherwise I can't introduce Ruffle...), and it doesn't have themes.
It may also be because I'm used to Hexo, but I actually find this blog backend a bit unfamiliar. However, fortunately, xLog can import Markdown files and supports Front Matter.
Therefore, I plan to keep Hexo and xLog synchronized in the future. (Although this will take some time, I enjoy the fun of tinkering. However, what I didn't expect is that this thing can actually add external links, which I didn't expect. However, since there are too few articles here, I plan to write more articles before trying to apply to join the external links...)
As for the name of my xLog site, since I named my Hexo theme UI CetaStories (name modified from the Greek letter Theta), the name is decided! Let's call it "Starry Spellbook · Delta"!