Although Emperor's Hymn was very strong and firmly held the position of the Australian Server's second-best player, there was still quite a gap between him and Ye Luo. This was not only in terms of equipment, overall attributes, and skill system; even his operational skill was slightly inferior to Ye Luo's. Naturally, he held no advantage in a 1v1 duel, and defeat was only a matter of time.
That was indeed what happened. Ye Luo took only two or three minutes to kill Emperor's Hymn and earn 3 points. Every match in this Martial Arts Tournament was decided in a single battle, so there were no draws as before. Victory earned 3 points, defeat earned none, and after the challenge matches ended, the top four would be determined according to points.
Of course, some players might end up with the same score, but that was easy to resolve. Players tied on points could compete against one another, naturally determining their rankings.
After Emperor's Hymn, Ye Luo faced five more opponents in succession. However, he did not encounter any especially powerful opponents such as Dark Night, Tokyo Myth, Breaking Waves Riding Wind, or Dongfang Shitian. Thus, Ye Luo dispatched his opponents without surprise and finished the first day's points matches with six straight victories, earning 18 points.
Several others had also earned 18 points, including Tokyo Myth, Dongfang Shitian, and Breaking Waves Riding Wind, all of whom had maintained undefeated records. They were tied for first place at the moment, though the rankings would certainly change as the matches continued.
After the individual challenge matches ended, Xing Qi Yi and Jian Shi Si sent Ye Luo and the others recordings of Dongfang Shitian, Dark Night, Tokyo Myth, and the others' matches. Naturally, the most important thing was for Yan Hua Yi