If Tadej Pogačar, the dominant rider on the current WorldTour, were to challenge Taiwan's classic climbing route "West Entrance to Wuling," what astonishing time could he produce? Using a self-developed Wuling pacing model, we input precise parameters such as top pro riders' weight, FTP power, and equipment weight, and analyze segment by segment the pacing curve from Puli's Geographic Center Monument, through Renzhiguan, climbing to Cingjing and Kunyang. As altitude increases, the thinning air and steep gradients become key variables in thrust-to-weight ratio output and wattage decay, ultimately inferring whether he could break the god-like threshold that amateur cyclists find unattainable. The analysis process is eye-opening.