Sulking

After class, Jiang Xiao humbly accepted Teacher Shao's criticism and guidance, then finally got his phone back.

He slung his little schoolbag over his back. As he walked toward the Pioneering Army duty room in the Administration Building, he opened a search engine and looked for information about the "Elite Invitational Tournament for Star Pet Masters."

Just as Jiang Xiao had expected, the tournament was very famous within a certain circle, but to people around the world—to the vast majority of people—it was still fairly unfamiliar.

There was no broadcast or anything like that, either. It wasn't a commercial tournament, but merely the product of a small European circle entertaining itself.

The participants weren't lacking in fame or money. They played among themselves, possessed an innate sense of superiority, and wouldn't allow people from other social classes to interfere with their game.

There was no such event as the "Star Pet World Cup" in this world.

Some of the more developed countries did have entertainment competitions involving star pets, but they hadn't developed to a "world-class" level.

Without even mentioning distant places, Huaxia itself had commercial entertainment competitions featuring star pets. There were one-on-one star pet battles, two-pet team battles, one person with one pet against another, two people with two pets against another team, and of course, pure four-pet team battles.

As for team competitions with four people bringing four pets, they were relatively rare both domestically and abroad. People were watching a competition to pass the time and enjoy life. If you made things so dazzling that they couldn't even keep up, why would they bother watching?

In Huaxia, two-pet team battles were the most popular, with ratings far higher than those of the other formats.

This European Elite Invitational Tournament used precisely that format: two-pet team battles.