Aramaki might have found it hard to understand.
But the authorities of every world truly took the Top Hundred Combat Power Tournament very seriously.
Although it required civilian participants, the upper echelons of every country still sprang into action.
For example, the Demon Slayer World and the Nuclear World.
They first set up preliminary venues in major cities.
Those willing to participate could first try to meet the requirements of the preliminary selection there.
In other words, if they could not pass here, there was no need to attend the preliminary selection in June.
The Tournament Organizing Department strongly supported this, as it could greatly reduce their workload.
They therefore provided Doriki Value testers free of charge.
At the same time, the authorities of every country stated that if someone could pass the preliminary selection and ultimately return alive from Reincarnation Paradise,
they would receive a substantial bonus, have all expenses during that period covered, and be provided with everything needed for future training.
After all, the Top 100 Tournament was held once every four years. If they failed this time, they could try again next time.
As for making the Top Hundred, they did not dare hope for that.
Yet after so much time had passed, neither the Demon Slayer World nor the Nuclear World had produced anyone who could reach a Doriki Value of 10.
Most absurdly, not even anyone secretly tested within the military could achieve it.
On the Demon Slayer World's side,
even with the brief burst of power provided by the Breathing Technique, the best soldier only scored a Doriki Value of 5.
There was not a single person who could complete all three preliminary selection events.
The Nuclear World was in an even worse state.
They had only recently been conquered by the World