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Chapter 303 - 303 301 The First Person to Summit Mount Everest

?Chapter 303: 301, The First Person to Summit Mount Everest Without Oxygen Cylinders! (Fourth Update)_1 Chapter 303: 301, The First Person to Summit Mount Everest Without Oxygen Cylinders! (Fourth Update)_1 It was on this evening that the three leaders distributed oxygen bottles, oxygen masks, and regulators to everyone. Ren He felt a peculiar sensation holding the heavy oxygen bottle.

In the mountaineering community, there is controversy over the use of oxygen bottles. Some climbers with idealistic spirits insist that after a prolonged period of acclimatization, athletes with outstanding physical prowess can reach the summit without the aid of oxygen. Purists elevate this view to the logical extreme, believing the use of supplemental oxygen amounts to cheating.

So, some have contended that the ascent of Mount Everest with the aid of oxygen doesn’t count as a true summit. It’d only be a genuine conquest when someone succeeds in ascending without supplemental oxygen—a feat never accomplished, at least not with verifiable evidence, in this parallel world by 2007!

There was an unusual gleam in Ren He’s eyes. Up to this moment, only radiation bothered him; he hadn’t felt any symptoms of oxygen deprivation at all…

Moreover, the longer he stayed on this mountain, the more he seemed to adapt to the climate. It was only then that Ren He realized his exceptional physical condition comprehensively included the ability to acclimate…

Experiments conducted in decompression chambers have proven that transporting a person from sea level to the oxygen-thin summit of Mount Everest causes loss of consciousness within minutes and rapid death. This is why climbers require such a long adaptation period. It’s impossible to rush to the summit like one might on a typical hike—no one can manage that.

Yet Ren He appeared to be the sole exception; his body had already adapted to the low-oxygen environment!

Everyone felt ready to reach the summit, but reality is harsh. The next morning, during roll call, the leaders suddenly discovered two climbers among the group who were feeling unwell. They showed no signs of bleeding or other obvious symptoms but had lost their sense of judgment, as if they were intoxicated.

It was like the joke: a drunkard wakes up in the middle of the night, mistaking the refrigerator for the toilet, and even asks his wife why the bathroom light has become smart…

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