Cyclic oligochalcogenides (COCs) are emerging as promising systems to penetrate cells.C learly better than and different to the reported diselenolanes and epidithiodiketopiperazines,w ei ntroduce the benzopolysulfanes (BPS), which show efficient delivery,i nsensitivity to inhibitors of endocytosis,and compatibility with substrates as large as proteins.This high activity coincides with high reactivity,s electively toward thiols,e xceeding exchange rates of disulfides under tension. The result is ad ynamic-covalent network of extreme sulfur species,i ncluding cyclic oligomers,from dimers to heptamers, with up to nineteen sulfurs in the ring. Selection from this unfolding adaptive network then yields the reactivities and selectivities needed to access new uptake pathways.Contrary to other COCs,B PS show high retention on thiol affinity columns.T he identification of new modes of cell penetration is important because they promise new solutions to challenges in delivery and beyond.