According to the game mechanics of Eternal Chivalry, the quality of quest rewards depended on the difficulty of the challenge.
If things followed the Original Plot, even a protagonist like Zhang Wuji had only defeated Ah San and never truly fought the Xuanming Elders.
Was it because he lacked the ability?
Of course not.
There were many reasons for this, but the main one was that he himself was unwilling to make things difficult for Zhao Min.
But Ye Weiming was different. He was very willing to make things difficult for Zhao Min. As long as the benefits were great enough, he would not even mind slaughtering every force under the Ruyang Prince's Estate.
The elite martial arts group Zhao Min had brought with her had already been wiped out by Ye Weiming. Even the Eight Divine Archers and those nameless grunts had not been spared.
By Ye Weiming's estimate, he could earn at least 130% of the original full reward from this quest, perhaps even more.
But who was Ye Weiming?
As a fair, selfless, and kind Hero Saint of the imperial constabulary, the Two-Alley Count of the court, how could he possibly be satisfied with a mere 130% return?
And according to the formula from before, to further raise the standard of the quest rewards, he had to correspondingly increase the quest's difficulty. As long as the challenge difficulty rose, the rewards would naturally rise with it.
What?
Zhao Min's subordinates had already all been exterminated, and Zhao Min herself did not count as a challenge?
Come on!
Wasn't there still Zhang Wuji?
Given this guy's current martial arts setup and level, a conservative estimate put him at level 170.
In terms of sheer value, he was an ultimate BOSS even more formidable than Ah San and the