Secondly, it was their lack of understanding regarding Divine Quests. Due to all sorts of intelligence reports, legends, and the terrifying nature of punishments, they held an aloof sense of dread toward Divine Quests, believing that these quests could only be accepted and completed by absolute experts among experts. Therefore, if they somehow managed to complete one themselves, it felt just like a dream.
"Actually, Divine Quests aren't that difficult."
On the way back, Hao Qi said this to Zhang Heng: "Even with your strength, you are capable of completing them. The critical factors are two. The first is prior intelligence. The outcome of many things is actually decided long before the battle even begins—the number of monsters, their strength, their locations, various detailed information about their habitats, and so on. All of these are the key factors determining victory or defeat. What I've noticed is that the intelligence provided by the Professional Guild is misleading. Although there is currently no concrete proof, the aboriginals do harbor a deep malice toward us..."
Chapter 187