Who Says Evil Soul Masters Aren't Good? (4k)

In everyone's eyes, although Beibei stood alone at the Soul Saint level, Yan Feng, captain of the Holy Spirit Cult team, was also a Soul Saint.

A Soul Saint against a Soul Saint—the outcome was still uncertain.

No matter how much they trusted Beibei's strength, his opponent was an unpredictable Evil Soul Master.

Moreover, Shrek had sent out its strongest fighter, Beibei, first. Tactically speaking, that put them at a disadvantage.

If he were worn down through Tian Ji's horse-racing strategy, only for Yan Feng to come out later and finish him off, it would be a tremendous blow to Shrek's team!

The main issue was that Shrek's overall strength was not considered top-tier.

At the Soul Emperor level, they only had Xu Sanshi and He Caitou. Everyone else was merely a Soul King.

It was not that this lineup was weak.

In fact, it was exceptionally formidable.

While balancing offense, defense, support, and Soul Engineers, it also possessed the absolute top-tier assault-system Soul Saint.

Among the teams that had participated in past Soul Master Tournaments, most Soul Masters were still Soul Ancestors. Soul Kings were already among the best, and having one or two Soul Emperor-level powerhouses was enough to qualify a team to contend for the championship.

But in this era, such a lineup was somewhat lacking.

Heroes of the world were as countless as crucian carp crossing a river!

This tournament alone had produced a full four Soul Saints!

There were even more than ten teams with multiple Soul Emperors!

But teams without Soul Saints were destined to become mere supporting acts.

Because Soul Saint was an enormous watershed.

Whether a Soul Master possessed a Martial Soul Avatar made a difference as vast as heaven and earth!

If a Soul Saint faced a Soul Emperor and unleashed