In the live broadcast room, Le Jingchen was explaining the rules and process of the Sky Pillar challenge to the audience.
"The Sky Pillar challenge works like this... In the first round, each contestant reports their target weight, then takes turns to step onto the stage and lift the Sky Pillar."
"This process is repeated for three rounds, and each contestant's final score will be based on their best performance across the three rounds."
"One thing to note is... during the process of reporting target weights, contestants won't know what weights others have chosen."
"This means that before stepping onto the stage each round, apart from knowing the weight they themselves have to lift, contestants won't know how much others are attempting until they see them perform."
Gang Shan, who was sitting nearby, asked, "So it seems that a crucial aspect of this challenge is accurately judging one's own limit strength."
Gang Shan continued slowly, "If you misjudge your limit strength and aim too low, your score will be low. But if you aim too high, you might fail to lift the pillar, wasting one of your three attempts, and possibly even injuring yourself."