Three Kingdoms: My Proficiency Panel

Liu Ping opened his eyes and became a boy who knew nothing in Zhuo County in the late Han Dynasty. There was a panel in my mind, but it was empty. Until he picked up the woodcutter and chopped it down, he glanced subconsciously - there was an additional line of words on the panel: [Chopping knife method: Not yet started (1/100)]. I see. Only when he truly learns something will the panel note it down silently. There is no beep, no "+1" pop-up window. Only when he takes the initiative to see it can he know where he has practiced. Later, when he practiced shooting, the panel added "Marksmanship: 1". To practice riding skills, there is an additional "Riding Skills: 1". Every time something comes from scratch, the name lights up. Others feel they haven't made any progress after practicing for three days, so they throw down their weapons and go drink. Liu Ping took a look at the panel every few days and found that the numbers slowly climbed from 1 to 100 and 1000 - although slowly, it never stopped. Others have tried several methods and found them to be similar, so I just improvise and practice. Liu Ping compared the speed of digital growth under different methods, and just changed "+1 every time" to "+4 every time". Occasionally, I have an epiphany, and the number skyrockets by dozens of points when I check it. When others encounter a bottleneck, they think, "That's all I have," and then they fail. There has never been a bottleneck on Liu Ping's panel - as long as he practices, the numbers will definitely rise, just a little slower. From tenant farmers to the founding king, everyone said he was a genius. Only he himself knows: He just persisted for a while longer than others and took a few more glances at the number that only he could see. God rewards those who work hard, and merit will not be donated to others.