The development of Web3 applications is entering a stage of explosive growth, with numerous application projects emerging across major tracks. Meanwhile, the public chain track is also steadily growing. According to Coingecko data, there are currently over 7,000 recorded L1 and L2 projects, including L1s focused on infrastructure and many application chains focused on business. The development of public chains is no longer limited to the infrastructure level, with more public chains aimed at application finance, gaming, and social networking already taking shape.

However, public chain development is a complex and challenging task. As the underlying public chain serves as the infrastructure of Web3, it needs to address multiple issues such as decentralization, security, and efficiency. On the application layer, public chains also face numerous problems related to smart contracts, virtual machines, data storage, and on-chain governance. This poses significant challenges to the team's development capabilities, business experience, and logical implementation. So, what methods can be employed to quickly and simply construct a blockchain?