Round-Robin Tournament Begins

"Bye-bye..."

Nan Fusheng slightly raised his chin at Lan Fuzi, then motioned for Xu Xiaoyan and the others to leave with him.

With the Spirit Pagoda's intervention, this tense standoff had little chance of escalating into any real conflict. Moreover, the Spirit Pagoda's Titled Douluo had already leaned toward Xu Xiaoyan's side the moment she identified herself as a Spirit Emissary.

Nan Fusheng had never intended to get too entangled with Lan Fuzi. After a brief and straightforward explanation, the short confrontation came to a peaceful end.

The drums of the Round-Robin Tournament were about to sound, and the intensity of the competition had already reached a fever pitch.

Scalpers quietly emerged throughout Ming Capital, and the event tickets they resold became highly sought-after commodities.

Under the Spirit Pagoda's relentless promotion, ticket prices climbed steadily, yet they still could not curb the public's fervent enthusiasm for the event.

At the same time, the Spirit Pagoda announced a major piece of news: the day the Martial Arts Matchmaking Convention's Round-Robin Tournament began would also mark the official opening of the Myriad Beast Platform. Any Spirit Master wishing to enter the Myriad Beast Platform would have to pay a fee.

The fee was exorbitant. However, considering that Ming Capital was currently packed with young high-level Spirit Masters from across the continent—some backed by powerful families, others wealthy in their own right, with purchasing power far beyond ordinary Spirit Masters—the price was hardly without a market.

More importantly, the Round-Robin Tournament followed a format of one match every five days. After each bout, every contestant would have a full five days to rest and recover.

This arrangement allowed even the top hundred competitors to find time to enter the Myriad Beast Platform, use its unique environment to strengthen their Soul Spirits, and