I’m at the CIA, What’s Wrong with Getting a Little Funding?

It already costs 100,000 U. S. Dollars to learn two useless skills, and it will increase at least ten times each time. Brother, can you continue writing this book? The fifth skill is worth 100 million US dollars.

By Chapter 16, the book is dead. The third skill costs 100,000 US dollars, and the cooldown time is 3 months. The 4th skill is worth one million U. S. Dollars, the 5th skill is worth 10 million U. S. Dollars, the 6th skill is worth 100 million U. S. Dollars, the 7th skill is worth 1 billion U. S. Dollars, and the 8th skill is worth 10 billion U. S. Dollars. Plus an incremental cooldown. They are all low-level skills like CB. Not to mention you need more skill columns. Brother, tell me, what do you write next in this book? After seeing Chapter 16, how many people can continue reading? These two skills are so rubbish, yet they cost such a high price. You have already cheated through time travel, why should you be so suppressed?

Otherwise, unless the protagonist sells the whole world, he won't be able to learn any skills.

I feel like the money required for the skill extraction bar is too much. The plot isn't too bad, but it costs so much money, even though the intensity is controlled. He doubled it every time he drew it, literally. It is estimated to easily exceed 100 million by then.

This introduction is simply insulting to the agents of the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War. You are playing house 😅, not to mention that the agent's reimbursement will be approved. Isn't it a bit outrageous that the KGB was instigated by you to rebel? The author, you are just as weak as you, and the KGB also has superiors. You don't do anything every day, you don't have any information, and you don't just spend money, you have been asked to return home.

Is this an agent? I thought they were looking at me as a special soldier! Smells of falsehood

To be honest, it is really not cost-effective to make tens of millions, hundreds of millions, or billions and then give it to the system. This much money is enough for the protagonist to raise a team to build a country in the third world and become the emperor. If you use it to mine and farm land and recruit people, it will snowball into the world's number one leader. These days, the salary of European and American top soldiers is only two to three hundred US dollars. In the 1980s, the monthly salary was only more than 400. With a monthly salary of 500, it was possible to recruit a large number of hard-working soldiers from the US military. Plus various holiday benefits, RVs and food subsidies, these were considered dead soldiers. As for the standard lowered to black and Asian soldiers, the number of troops that could be raised would be even greater. Even if you only have a few million US dollars, according to what the author writes, it is a loss-making transaction for the system, because in real history, if you have five million US dollars, you, the protagonist, can recruit thousands of veterans with their own weapons and equipment to form an armed group.

If you have no idea about numbers, you will collapse sooner or later.

Even under the current inflation situation, one year's military expenditure of the US military cannot satisfy the protagonist's ability to continue learning skills. Commissioner Smith is a scumbag compared to the protagonist. Does the author have no idea about money?

The book is good and the writing is good but the author added a lot of debuffs to Goldfinger. To put it bluntly, he tried his best to suppress the protagonist. Some people may like it very much. But it's very poisonous to me