Across eighteen Battle Royale competition zones, thirty-six teams in total, 101 people successfully advanced (seven dead).
The Youth Elite Grand Finals would officially begin three days later.
The competition would use the "Battle Royale Virtual Game Mode."
All the contestants were local elites, and the loss of any one of them would be a disastrous blow to the planet.
Therefore, the finals would use virtual reality simulation devices to place all the contestants' consciousnesses into the game finals, sending them into a 50 km × 50 km area to compete in a Battle Royale.
The relevant Game Setting was as follows:
1. The virtual characters corresponding to all contestants would have ordinary human physical attributes at the beginning of the competition (the same for men and women).
2. Before entering the game, each contestant could choose one cultivation technique they had practiced (internal or external), one ability (magic, Supernatural Ability, or Old World Evil Power), or one treasure to carry (armor, accessory, or weapon).
The cultivation techniques, abilities, and treasures would automatically adapt to the characters' physical attributes.
3. Various supply resources would exist throughout the competition area, and large areas might contain "Rare Supply." However, difficult monsters would often guard the locations of "Rare Supply."
4. After discussions among the higher-ups, this virtual game mode would be conducted in solo mode, and the game characters corresponding to all of you would appear with different appearances and physiques.
5. Every two hours, the Safe Zone would shrink by 30% until the final victor was decided.
6. You would no longer enter the game through random placement. You could view the entire map in advance and choose the location where your game character would initially appear.
Those were the basic rules of the Youth Grand Finals organized by the World