Long Xiuzi roughly explained his plan to Lin Shen. The Immortal Court's ranking competitions came in every strange variety imaginable.
There were contests over who looked better, who had more talent, a better figure, and the like. Such uncontrollable, talent-dependent competitions offered rewards to only a small number of people, so they were not within Long Xiuzi's consideration.
The ranking rewards they intended to claim came from the more conventional combat competitions, specifically those open only to Lower God-Humans.
Such competitions were a major category, with many match types and subcategories.
Long Xiuzi did not expect to take first place. After all, the Immortal Court had countless formidable experts. Thinking that possessing a level-free divine artifact meant one could take first place was simply impossible.
They were not the only ones with level-free divine artifacts. If they could use them, others could as well, and there were already plenty of precedents for using all kinds of level-free divine artifacts in competitions.
However, as long as they could enter the top ten thousand of the Ranking List, the rewards would already be quite generous. Moreover, it was a long-term business—every future competition could bring in another batch of rewards.
If they could enter the top thousand, the rewards would be extraordinarily impressive.
As for entering the top hundred, Long Xiuzi had never even considered it. That was not something a single level-free divine artifact could accomplish.
Of course, there was one unusual combat ranking where they might have a chance to enter the top hundred, perhaps even break into the first hundred.
For example, there was a ranking for the toughest God-Human in the universe, comparing whose defense and strength were greater.
The rules were turn-based. The two sides took turns throwing punches and using their bodies to withstand each other's