Signing up for the Thousand Army Yanwu, the first step was filling out personal information.
The purpose was to determine whether the participant was a legal citizen of the Divine Realm Civilization.
The second step was verifying whether they possessed the War Divine Position.
Han Wu displayed his War Divine Position.
He also had the Divine Position of Peace, which stood opposite to the War Divine Position, but he feared being singled out by the review system, so he did not display it.
The third step was testing the contestant's godhood level.
This step was meant to separate Divine Realm Players of different levels into different brackets.
The rules of the Thousand Army Yanwu stated that anyone with the War Divine Position could participate, but the levels of those who possessed it varied widely: demigods, true gods, main gods, and even god kings all met the requirements.
Among them, god kings basically never participated.
After all, god kings needed to save face.
Rather than participate in an event held by the War Faction, they might as well establish a faction of their own and be their own boss.
That left the remaining three levels: demigods, true gods, and main gods.
The three levels would be divided into three brackets for competition, then merged together for the final showdown.
This was meant to prevent luck from affecting the true worth of the Three Armies.
Such a situation had occurred in the War Faction before: a main god of mediocre strength, relying on astonishing luck, had fought demigods all the way through and somehow become one of the Three Armies.
Yet because his combat strength was truly abysmal, not long after becoming one of the Three Armies, he was slain by the enemy in battle.
This forced the War Faction to lose