Grouping
In this Martial Arts Competition, each school could send at most ten contestants.
After arriving at the venue, Zhang Yu discovered there were only a little over forty contestants in total, thirty of whom belonged to the Three Great High Schools.
The remaining dozen or so contestants came from other ordinary high schools and Key High Schools.
They might not have understood the state of the Martial Arts Competition, might have lacked information channels, or might simply have come with the lucky hope of broadening their horizons and trying their luck.
But as the powerhouses of the Three Great High Schools took the stage one after another to display their strength,
the students from those other high schools gradually began to lose heart and withdrew from the competition one by one.
Naturally, neither Zhang Yu nor Bai Zhenzhen backed down.
Zhang Yu recalled the rules and knew that contestants would be assigned different tiers according to their scores.
Then, after a random draw, contestants of the same tier would be placed into eight different groups for group elimination matches.
This was meant to ensure, as much as possible, that every group contained contestants from every tier, high to low, preventing multiple high-tier contestants from being eliminated early in the same group.
Zhang Yu thought to himself, If I don't want to end up in the same group as the strongest batch of students, I need to score as highly as possible.
Only then can I avoid running into troublesome experts during the group stage and better secure a place in the top eight.
Looking at the Yellow Turban Warriors on the stage, Zhang Yu gradually formed a battle plan.
A moment later, it was finally Zhang Yu's turn to take the stage.
In the audience.
Zhao Tianxing, Qian