Over the course of that year, Wang Liyao had already familiarized herself with the locations of the various facilities within Zhenze Sword Palace, as well as the conditions and difficulty of clearing the Heavenly Sword Tower.
Among the many Dao sects of the Immortal Alliance, compared to the actual cultivation of young disciples, they still placed greater importance on their disciples' bloodline potential.
Therefore, the Heavenly Sword Tower placed greater emphasis on testing disciples' comprehension of the Sword Dao, bloodline potential, and so on.
Considering that the cultivation and strength of disciples challenging the Sword Tower varied greatly, the Sword Tower would automatically match the sword spirit's strength according to the challenger's age. Thus, no matter what cultivation level a disciple had reached when challenging the tower, the difficulty would remain the same.
After entering the Sword Tower, one would receive corresponding rewards for every floor cleared. The more floors one cleared, the greater the rewards, and the higher one climbed, the richer the rewards became. Especially above the tenth floor, the rewards were simply not in the same league as those below.
Furthermore, the Heavenly Sword Tower did not restrict the number of attempts. Disciples who had already challenged it once could still enter the Heavenly Sword Tower again, except their next attempt would not begin from the first floor, but from the floor where they had failed last time.
Each person could only claim the reward for each floor of the Sword Tower once.
Therefore, unless one's strength had improved enormously and one was confident of passing the next floor, there was little point in entering the Sword Tower again.
For that very reason, there was not much difference between challenging the Sword Tower early or late, nor between going in first or later.
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