Tang Wulin and Na'er's combination had a very simple reason for being able to defeat Long Yue and Dai Yun'er's team.
That was Dai Yun'er. She was an excellent breakthrough point.
During the Individual Competition, Tang Wulin had discovered a blind spot—the key to their victory.
In the matches, even if other contestants fought until they were bloodied and battered, as long as they had not surrendered or could still force themselves to fight, the Referees would not interfere with the course of the match.
Unless they were severely injured and unconscious from their opponent's attacks, the Referees would not step in.
But this did not apply to Dai Yun'er.
Tang Wulin noticed that whether it was Dai Yueyan's match or Dai Yun'er's match, the Referees paid closer attention than usual, as though they would immediately intervene if anything went wrong.
Just like when Lu Fa fought Dai Yun'er and Dai Yueyan. When Lu Fa was beating Dai Yun'er senseless, the referee flew over to stop him before he had even put her down.
The same was true in Dai Yueyan's match. He clearly had not suffered heavy injuries, could still move, and had no intention of surrendering, yet Enci and the Referees still chose to interfere in their battle.
The reason was simple: Dai Yun'er and Dai Yueyan were both members of the royal family. While that noble status brought them benefits, it also imposed certain limitations on them.
For example, although they had abundant combat experience, they had rarely experienced true life-and-death battles. Well, not many people had such experiences in the first place.
But no matter what, this was still a weakness.
Thus, in the two-versus-two finals, Tang Wulin and Na'er's team faced Long Yue and Dai Yun'er's team, as though it had all been arranged beforehand.