The 1990s: A Max-Level Skill Every 14 Days

It takes 14 days to max out a skill, and I haven't reached the maximum level yet, and the time is still getting longer. This is irrelevant to the topic.

Seeing that the father secretly sent more than 8,000 yuan back to his hometown, I felt that the writing was petty and small-minded. Just when Chen Ping was about to finish dealing with the previous situation, this kind of plot came up. It was a conflict for the sake of conflict, and the way things were resolved was not straightforward enough.

Isn't this typical of Qidian.com novels? Creating conflict for the sake of conflict, using tension to advance the plot. It's a bit of a shame.

The first part of the plot was good, but it got a bit off later. It portrayed the world like an anarchic society, where everyone assumed there were no police when faced with illegal and criminal behavior. Criminals thought no police would arrest them, and victims thought there was no option to call the police.

Do you not have police in your world? I don't think I've ever seen you call the police.

With maxed-out science skills, I practically ascended to godhood.

Mathematics, even after 100,000 hours, is still nothing.

Having read up to chapter 65, the "golden finger" concept is still quite interesting, but the timeline is dragging on too much. From the moment the protagonist acquires the golden finger to chapter 65, it feels like less than 14 days have passed. The frequency of events in such a short time is too fast, feeling like everything is being pushed back and forth.

Forget it, I'm giving up on the book. Do they really think the police are just sitting around doing nothing? Criminal cases aren't like minor offenses where they get backup... Do they think Beijing is Gotham City? It's worse than Er Malu in Xi'an, where every criminal is like Wei Zhenhai...

There are 17 posts in the book review section, most of which are negative, and many of them are malicious. Why doesn't the author delete them? To be honest, this book has some flaws and shortcomings, but its overall tone is not bad, the writing style doesn't affect readability, and given its "fast-paced, enjoyable" elements, it should actually be considered a work of above-average quality.