Su Xiao's strength had risen sharply, making him the strongest at Tier Three. If he entered the "Dressrosa Naval Battle" now, it wasn't impossible for him to reap a huge windfall.
Su Xiao took a deep breath and chose to enter the "One Piece: Dressrosa Naval Battle." Drawing this world once might have been a coincidence, but drawing it a second time was rather thought-provoking.
There weren't many open worlds Su Xiao could enter now: the Type-Moon World, Bleach, Naruto World, Overlord (Bone Daddy), and My Hero Academia (a medium-sized open world).
Bleach's mid-stage combat power was too high. Conservatively speaking, Su Xiao might only be able to enter that world at Tier Four. Naruto World had already been thoroughly wrecked by Su Xiao, so entering it was unlikely. The Overlord World was excellent, but it rarely appeared. My Hero Academia was interesting; that world fluctuated between Tier Three and Tier Four. It was a very special world—or rather, the easiest open world to enter.
The reason the My Hero Academia World was considered special was that its danger didn't come from the plot characters, but from the Adventurer Teams tearing each other apart. Once an irreconcilable conflict arose between Tier Three or Tier Four Adventurer Teams, seventy percent of the time, they entered this world to settle it to the death.
For that reason, most of the danger in this world came from the Contractors hurting one another.
Su Xiao had randomly drawn the "Dressrosa Naval Battle" twice. This already made one thing clear: if he wanted to enter another storyline in the One Piece World, he first had to experience the "Dressrosa Naval Battle."
Su Xiao had of course heard of the resounding reputation of the Marineford War. It was the most generously rewarded event in the One