Proficiency Panel: from Social Animal to Urban Legend

Li Xuan, a 23-year-old young man from Shanghai, is the lowest-level data specialist in an Internet company. He squeezes into the morning rush hour subway on Line 3 and eats cold steamed buns that cost 10 yuan. His mother's monthly dialysis fee of 8,000 yuan makes him breathless. His superiors compete for plans, but he can only swallow his anger.​ Until that day, when he collapsed while hiding in the stairwell, he accidentally activated the "Proficiency Panel":​ Checking data can unlock Excel proficiency, sorting out medical records can illuminate medical knowledge, and even helping your neighbor repair water pipes can earn "Basic Maintenance" skill points. Every repeated effort becomes a ladder for counterattack.​ He used "data analysis + communication skills" to expose his boss's conspiracy in public and regain his own project bonus; he relied on "basic traditional Chinese medicine + nutrition" to customize medicated meals for his mother to ease the pain of kidney disease dialysis; with "business analysis + intangible cultural heritage operations", he started from a 15-square-meter studio to create a "data + medical + cultural" ecological empire valued at 5 billion.​