After four more death matches, Su Xiao's overall combat power was still stuck at B. As for enhancing the monster, that would have to wait until the death match ended.
He put the monster into hibernation and closed the death-match terminal. This game was pretty good. It could kill time and also earn him some benefits. He had already won five matches in a row, but he would have to wait until he returned to Reincarnation Paradise to find out what prize he would receive.
Before logging out, Su Xiao saw a system message: After accumulating 100 victories, he would qualify to participate in the death-match tournament.
When the death-match tournament would be held depended on the circumstances. It was an elimination tournament. As long as one reached the top fifty, a new mode would be unlocked.
One of the modes was called Deathmatch Chariot. The monsters would drive the chariots, making it a somewhat ridiculous entertainment mode that was very popular with the audience and even more profitable.
It could be said that the early death-match arena existed to select and train players, honing their ability to control monsters so that they could perform better in the various modes that followed.
Or perhaps the death-match company simply did not want to divide its profits among incapable players.
The early stages were bloody and murderous. The middle stages gradually became more cheerful, while the later stages even became somewhat ridiculous. That was the fun of death matches. How one played depended entirely on the player's mood. If they wanted to have arena death matches in the later stages, they could choose ones as brutal as they liked.
If one wanted to obtain benefits through death matches, being able to fight was only one aspect. More importantly, one needed points. The