Tokyo Myth's PK match against Ye Luo was extremely frustrating, because he had virtually no chance to engage Ye Luo in close combat and was constantly being kited. Tokyo Myth had considered using acceleration and Movement Skills to close in, but Ye Luo also had multiple Movement Skills—one more than him, in fact—and a faster movement speed. As a result, Tokyo Myth had no opportunity to get close.
Tokyo Myth had also considered using Demon Dragon Clone and having the clones flank Ye Luo from both sides. However, Ye Luo likewise used a clone skill—Reincarnation Clone. Compared to Demon Dragon Clone, Reincarnation Clone not only possessed more skills, but more importantly, it had the invincible skill Reincarnation * Six Paths Guardian Shield. In addition, after recalling his archer clone, Ye Luo could continuously attack from range. Before long, all the Demon Dragon Clones were killed, while two Reincarnation Clones still remained.
Tokyo Myth had already been at a disadvantage against Ye Luo alone, and now there were two additional Reincarnation Clones. His situation became even worse, and before he could hold on for long, his HP was depleted. Ye Luo took the first match.
The second match was much the same as the first. Tokyo Myth still could not get close to Ye Luo and was eventually worn to death by him. With that, Ye Luo achieved seventy consecutive victories.
The moment Ye Luo achieved seventy consecutive victories, June Flying Snow eagerly asked, "Uncle Ye Luo, what did the system reward you with for seventy straight wins? All Attribute Points, an item to upgrade a spirit artifact's grade, or some other reward?"
It was not only June Flying Snow who was curious and expectant; the other players were as well, including the usually aloof Yan Hua Yi Leng.
"One lottery