In the 90s, you could acquire max-level skills every 14 days.

According to the notion that genius stems from dedication, 10,000 hours of practice can elevate an individual to mastery in any field. However, what if the conventional hour was condensed to a fraction of its usual duration, effectively accelerating the learning process? In this extraordinary scenario, one hour equates to thirty, enabling the acquisition of max-level skills every 14 days. Zhang Yong, having returned to 1990, capitalized on this unique opportunity, diligently practicing various disciplines such as driving, writing, martial arts, and scientific research. Through persistent effort, he refined his skills, ultimately achieving mastery. Years later, Zhang Yong, now a globally recognized figure, attributed his repeated successes to a simple yet profound principle: "practice makes perfect."