The challenges of the Eight Extremes Challenge vary in difficulty.
Take the Desert Extreme Challenge, for example. Globally, fewer than thirty people have completed this challenge and survived.
Throughout history, only about a hundred people have completed this challenge.
In nearly a hundred years, that's all the people who've done it.
Even among the Eight Extremes Challenge, the Desert Extreme Challenge is one of the more difficult ones.
Besides its long process, requiring participants to move close to a thousand kilometers.
The difficulty of its two parts is extremely high.
First is crossing the Great Sand Desert.
Just the issues of water and food are enough to give participants a hard time.
From the start, participants can only carry one full jug of drinking water and three days' worth of rations.
Which means, on the first day, participants must find water and figure out how to store it.
After three days, they must consider the issue of food.
