“Breaking world records?!”

“And five of them?!!”

Su Xin was dumbfounded.

Though many called him Su the God, a figure who intimidated the entire world on his own and was deemed invincible, his strength lay entirely in his extraordinary abilities.

In reality, his physical condition was at most equivalent to a healthy adult, with no particular athletic prowess to boast.

Now, he was expected to break five world records without using extraordinary power?

“What a joke!”

“This would take years to accomplish!”

Su Xin was on the verge of a meltdown.

Any sport, either testing physical fitness, skills, or both, requires breaking a world record…

It’s practically as hard as climbing to the heavens!

Even something as simple as finger-snapping, which involves neither skill nor physical stamina, has people dedicating time and effort to practice, creating records that are impressively daunting for ordinary folks.

Much less sports that are high in technical content, celebrated and pursued by many, with world records set by countless efforts through the years, appearing as insurmountable chasms.

To break any world record, you need talent, effort, and unwavering persistence.

Su Xin possessed none of those traits.

Setting aside his abilities, he was no different from countless ordinary people in the world.

How was he supposed to break world records?

And five of them!

Since activating the system, Su Xin had never felt a task to be this daunting.

“Damn it, could it be that the tasks got harder after leveling up? That’d be such a scam!”

Su Xin felt like crying but remained tearless.

But regardless, the task had been triggered and could not be altered, so he could only do his best to complete it, instead of complaining here.

He began to search online for world records in various sports, trying to find ones with relatively less intimidating difficulty.

Soon enough.

As Su Xin stumbled upon one of the sports, a flash of inspiration struck him —

“Got it!”

The sport he saw was free solo climbing, with a world record that was incredibly astonishing—vertical 915 meters.

Su Xin obviously wasn’t aiming to surpass this record, as it required not just courage and determination, but extraordinary skills, experience, and strength far beyond the norm.

Aside from courage, he lacked all these elements.

He merely used this sport as a springboard to think about other extreme sports.

It’s known that extreme sports have high mortality rates, with most claiming failure equals death.

This deters many would-be adventurers.

Even die-hard enthusiasts must exercise extreme caution when engaging in these sports, as there’s no chance for a do-over.

Moreover, since they cannot afford to fail, nor have much opportunity for practice, their performance is akin to a live show.

But Su Xin was different.

He had the ability for infinite resurrection, giving him countless attempts no matter how dangerous the extreme sport was.

As long as he picked a few extreme sports that didn’t demand too much physical fitness, and with moderate skill requirements, it would suffice.

The higher the mortality rate, the better.

It would be best if luck were also a factor.

This high mortality implies fewer participants, meaning fewer attempts by others, giving Su Xin a significant innate advantage with his unlimited retries.

Although the task stipulated no use of extraordinary power, he was only resurrecting after task failure, not using extraordinary power to complete the task, so clearly, there shouldn’t be any issue.

“This should be feasible!”

Su Xin’s eyes grew increasingly bright.

Soon, he pinpointed his first target:

Wingsuit flying.

This is almost universally acknowledged as one of the highest-risk extreme sports, also called proximity skydiving. Participants wear specially designed wingsuits, which have membranes between the arms and body and between the legs, like the wings of a flying squirrel or bat. Hence, it is also known as squirrel suit gliding or bat suit flying.

At the same time, wingsuit flying is divided into powered and unpowered versions.

As the name suggests, powered wingsuit flyers in addition to wearing wingsuits are equipped with jet packs or other propulsion devices for longer flights with better maneuverability.

But what most people refer to by wingsuit flying as an extreme sport is unpowered wingsuit flying.

Reliant solely on the flying squirrel-like special suit, participants jump from skyscrapers, towers, bridges, cliffs, or helicopters, gliding long distances without propulsion in the sky.

This type of flying is easily influenced by wind currents, geography, and other factors, with flight paths, landing points, and distances all heavily swayed by luck.

The key is that flying speed is extremely fast.

Speeds typically reach 200 kilometers per hour.

Both during flight and in the landing phase, there are considerable risks of fatality.

Some netizens jokingly commented that this kind of wingsuit flying can only be played once in a lifetime; wherever you fly to, that’s where you’ll end up buried.

As for the world records in wingsuit flying, the record for flying speed is 396.88 kilometers per hour, and the record for flying altitude is 8150 meters. There are also records in terms of duration, flying distance, and other aspects.

Seeing this, Su Xin felt confident.

As long as he could fly down from the highest altitude and try dozens of times, there would always be once he might survive, breaking some record by chance and succeeding.

Afterward, Su Xin continued to search for the most suitable sports for him.

A few minutes later, he selected a target.

Aside from wingsuit flying, there were bungee jumping, parachuting, cliff diving, and alpine speed descent.

These were all sports Su Xin thought could break world records relatively easily, at least without too much difficulty after countless attempts with his life.

Others could only bet their lives once.

He could bet countless times.

However, these extreme sports were not just about betting one’s life; they required certain skills and experience, and also high demands on locations and equipment.

Therefore, Su Xin had to find some experienced seniors to guide him and also have people help prepare various equipment and arrange suitable locations.

“I’ll have to bother Deng Zhongquan.”

…

When Su Xin was leisurely staying at the hotel.

He didn’t know that there was intense turmoil outside because of him, especially in the Celestial Kingdom, which was in the midst of instability due to him having killed a group of high-level management, forcing them to quickly promote others to replace those who had died.

But the power struggle internally became even more severe during such times; everyone wanted to rise to power.

Moreover, with Su Xin’s consecutive killings causing some chaos in the Celestial Kingdom’s order, some high-ranking members seemed excessively panicked, perhaps their wild nature was provoked, leading to brutal actions with arranged assassinations, staged accidents, and even heavy weapons directly attacking political rivals.

At the same time, certain forces wanted to continue attacking Su Xin, further provoking him.

And despite the Celestial Kingdom’s high-level members crazily fighting among themselves, they did not forget to arrange a large number of people to control the vicinity of the hotel where Su Xin was staying, strictly regulating people, vehicles, networks, signals, etc., fearing that Su Xin would be angered by another attack.

Thus, in unseen corners for Su Xin, many were fighting because of him.

…

At eight in the morning.

Many employees of Yonghui Building went to work successively, Deng Zhongquan was very busy during this period, coming to the company early every day, at eight sharp.

When he was about to enter his office, the female secretary approached and said:

“President Deng, Mr. Su is waiting for you.”

Upon hearing the three words ‘Mr. Su,’ Deng Zhongquan felt his head was as big as a funnel; he really didn’t want to deal with this capricious person anymore.

The key was he had to comply with Su Xin’s every demand, a slight disobedience could result in being killed, and no matter how much he gave, there were no benefits.

This was even worse than being a slave, at least slaves occasionally received rewards from their masters.

But there was no choice, Su Xin had come and was already waiting for him; he couldn’t ignore him.

“Okay, I understand.”

Deng Zhongquan walked into his office, put down his briefcase, then headed to Su Xin’s office.

“Mr. Su, I heard you were waiting for me?”

Deng Zhongquan’s face wore a very bright smile, as if he had seen his good friend.

“Yes, I have something I need your help with.”

“Please, Mr. Su, go ahead.”

“I want to try some extreme sports, but I’m not very familiar with them. I would like some professional coaches to guide me, additionally helping me choose the location and purchasing various necessary equipment and materials.”

“Extreme sports, huh? I’m not very familiar with that, but I can arrange an employee who understands these to assist Mr. Su, allowing him to handle it.”

“Sure, then quickly have him come over.”

“Alright, Mr. Su, please wait a moment.”

After Deng Zhongquan left, shortly a young man in a white shirt arrived at Su Xin’s office, looking at Su Xin with fervent admiration, enthusiastically smiling:

“Mr. Su, I’m Yu Hanxin, President Deng’s assistant, you can call me Xiao Yu. President Deng asked me to come and help Mr. Su prepare for extreme sports; what does Mr. Su want to play?”

“Wingsuit flying, bungee jumping, parachuting, cliff diving, and alpine speed descent, these five.”

“Alright, then I’ll arrange them one by one for Mr. Su; I’ll first contact a top coach in wingsuit flying and then purchase related equipment.”

Su Xin added: “I want to experience these projects as soon as possible, preferably in one or two days, also I want to try the highest difficulty, aiming to break world records.”

“Ah?”

Yu Hanxin was momentarily dumbfounded.

But he couldn’t question Su Xin’s demands, reluctantly saying:

“Mr. Su, all five of these extreme sports have special venue requirements; suitable venues for breaking world records are distributed worldwide in different areas, and even if I arrange five teams to act separately, they might not make it in time within a day, let alone have much time to prepare.”

“Additionally, the top coaches I need to contact might not be able to arrive timely within two days.”

Su Xin furrowed his brows, saying:

“Then don’t need top coaches, randomly arrange some ordinary coaches to teach me some basic knowledge and experience skills.”

“Moreover, venue and equipment preparation aren’t as complicated as you think; at worst, if I die, I’ll try again.”

“In short, once you select the appropriate venue, arrange someone to prepare there; let the venue and equipment wait for me, don’t expend too much effort preparing safety measures, I’m not afraid to die.”

“Once I finish playing one project, I’ll Instant Teleportation to the next, this way I should manage it.”

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