The prices were fully in line with those of the Star Luo Empire's Soul Fighting Tournament, yet the service was worlds apart.
This move was a resounding slap in the Star Luo Empire's face.
Even spectators from the Star Luo Empire could not help complaining that their own country was indeed far too backward in this regard.
Making spectators stand to watch the matches—did they really consider the audience human?
It was utterly absurd.
They had not thought much of it at the time, but now that they were suddenly being treated like people, they realized just how miserable their lives had been before.
The key was that it was not just this.
After awakening, the Star Luo Empire's citizens compared their experiences in Mingdu with their lives back home and discovered that they truly had not been treated as people in the Star Luo Empire. They had been treated entirely as livestock.
It had been fine when there was no comparison, but once they compared the two, they immediately began questioning their former lives.
The citizens of the other two empires were not doing much better either. They too had felt the difference.
Because sect teams had been allowed to enter, the number of teams participating in this Soul Master Tournament was unprecedented.
More than four hundred teams had registered in total.
Su Ming did not remember how many teams there had been in the original work. He only knew that the number of participating teams now far exceeded that of the original work.
That was because the Blacksmith Association had also invested in this Soul Master Tournament.
Along with the news that sects were allowed to participate came news of the Blacksmith Association's investment.
"Any team that achieves an outstanding ranking in the tournament will receive a portion