This was what made the Hundred Heroes Ranking so alluring.
As long as you dared to challenge it, it dared to make you famous.
Moreover, even if the challenge failed, you could still make a name for yourself.
After all, Heavenly Dao tasks were extraordinarily difficult to complete. Merely completing a Heavenly Dao task meant you were already among dragons and phoenixes.
Even if you failed the challenge, many powerful experts would still show you their respect.
On the light screen, Ye Lin's speed grew faster and faster.
This sight left every expert in the Second Region who was following the Hundred Heroes Ranking completely dumbfounded.
This... made no sense.
Hadn't they said that the Heavenly Ladder's trials became harder the farther one went?
Why was this guy getting faster the farther he went instead?
Why did the pressure that was enough to crush a seventh-layer Golden Immortal expert have no effect whatsoever on him?
There was no reason for this.
"Who the hell said the pressure gets stronger the farther you go? Have you ever climbed it?"
"I haven't, but all the geniuses who climbed the Heavenly Ladder said so."
"Exactly. Are you a fucking idiot? Haven't you gone through trials like this before? What kind of trial gets easier the farther you go?"
"Then it makes even less sense."
"Yeah, it makes no sense."
The geniuses discussed it among themselves, but their eyes remained locked onto the Heavenly Ladder, never leaving it for even an inch.
"Five hundred and thirty-two breaths. He's already crossed more than half of it. Is he really going to challenge a miracle?"
"This speed... no, this is way too fast. Where did he come from?"
"No idea. I don't even know his name. He's probably a Rogue Cultivator."
"A Rogue Cultivator? Sorry, fellow