Building a Foundation at One Hundred, Beginning with Max-Level Comprehension

Another fake full-level understanding. Is it difficult to create a method with full-level understanding? 😅

Looking at the introduction, it looks like a systematic article disguised as an enlightenment article.

A hundred-year-old eunuch and an old bachelor. This is anti-humanity.

Let's evaluate this resume first. The first paragraph is okay, but until the middle paragraph, when the narration is written directly, I don't see any great master platinum, who writes golden fingers in his resume. You are the first to be awesome!

This thing about maxed-out comprehension is quite confusing. How far can max-level comprehension be achieved? Rubbing an atomic bomb with your hands? Or is it a one-click skill or something like that? I feel that this thing is not as practical as a feat with extraordinary understanding. Oriental cultivators themselves have no such thing as levels. To get a full level of understanding, it is not as good as adding a destiny or expertise with extraordinary understanding to the protagonist.

Just write the system directly. What kind of understanding do you have? It's not about relying on the system. Real understanding is to be understood by oneself, not just a word and then it can be understood automatically.

The golden finger of the boss completely puts aside factors such as wisdom, perseverance, self-discipline, choice, emotions and other factors, telling us that the protagonist is a waste who relies on the golden finger. In reality, the differences between people are not big. The main differences are background, self-discipline and perseverance. If an ordinary person can put aside all kinds of interference and concentrate on one profession, it is certain and certain that he will become an expert in three to five years. I have a classmate in high school who has a good quality. I think he was in the parallel class, but he has amazing perseverance and self-discipline. His grades were about the same as mine. He was almost excellent in mathematics, physics and chemistry, but was equally bad in Chinese and English. But when I couldn't help but read novels, he memorized excellent essays by rote and made up for his English language scores to a score of about 110, which was not excellent. But at least these two doors are no longer holding us back. There were many better students than him in the class back then, and now he is a researcher in the Hundred Talents Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. This shows the importance of self-discipline and perseverance, and his family is just farming. In particular, there is a big difference between students who are self-disciplined and those who are not. Some students are talented and no one cares about them when they go to college. They let themselves go, play games, pick up girls, eat, drink and have fun, which not only wastes their studies but also wastes themselves.

When I first started reading, I saw many book friends in the comment area talking about the issue of full-level understanding. Some people said that full-level understanding is a false proposition. If you really have full-level understanding, you can immediately understand the universe and become an immortal (roughly this is what it means). Friends, don't worry about this, okay? It's just full-level understanding, not qualifications or basic skills. Just because your brain understands it doesn't mean your body is good. You still need to practice. At most, you don't have to take detours. The brain said: I know how to build a spaceship, so I will build one immediately; The body said: Get the hell out of here, I can't do it until I die of exhaustion by myself!

If you just deduce and perfect the skills and the protagonist can learn them immediately, it won't actually be very attractive. But if we innovate and create something different, it will be more interesting. Metaphorically, the new technique allows the protagonist to have three hearts, two lungs, three heads and six arms, and undergo numerous changes.

Hey, it's not enough to write 2 million words without forming an elixir, or to write 1 million words in practice.