Because the Chinese, Russian, and Korean Servers had long stationed large numbers of elite players at the border with the Japanese Server, the China Server Alliance could use Mass Teleport Scrolls to send over huge numbers of elite players. This was somewhat more efficient than the Japanese Server Alliance's approach. At the very least, at the outset, the China Server Alliance did not have fewer players than the latter. Added to that were super experts like Ye Luo and the China Server Alliance's use of more Group Blessing Scrolls, and the situation was quickly stabilized. This could be seen from how Ye Luo and his group had not found it too difficult to drive back Japanese Server super experts like Tokyo Myth, as well as how the China Server Alliance's support players had set up several Mobile Magic Crystal Cannons on the city walls.
Not only that, the China Server Alliance's Formation Masters decisively cast Change Heaven and Earth, forming platforms right next to the city walls. Large numbers of elite players surged onto those platforms, and with some Mobile Magic Crystal Cannons installed as well, the China Server Alliance's overall strength greatly increased. In particular, the many platforms could accommodate more players, allowing them to attack from above and gain an even greater advantage.
As time passed, the China Server Alliance deployed more and more Mobile Magic Crystal Cannons. These items greatly increased the China Server Alliance's strength, and at the very least, they allowed it to suppress the Japanese Server Alliance's players with relative ease.
Although the Japanese side still controlled three sides of Fuji City's walls, Ye Luo had destroyed most of the Siege Weaponry along the walls adjoining the South Gate. Very little of it could still attack the China Server Alliance's players. In other words,