Qiao Sang took the phone and looked at it.
Sure enough, she saw the trending topic:
[Qiao Sang: Only an ace is worthy of bringing down the Nether Ring Monarch]
Did I say that...? It seemed like I had... But what I said was that if she wanted Little Seeker to trigger its Mutual Destruction and Life Borrowing Traits, it would take Li Muxin's ace Pet Beast in exchange. With a title like this, though, it sounded like she meant that against any opponent, only their ace was worthy of knocking Little Seeker down...
Qiao Sang fell silent for a moment, then opened the comments:
[That's a pretty ruthless thing to say. Isn't that a little arrogant?]
[What's arrogant about it? She has that kind of strength at her age, so what's wrong with being a little arrogant? Forget becoming an A-Class Professional Beastmaster at eighteen—even if I became one at thirty-eight, I'd be more arrogant than her.]
[Qiao Sang is the strongest! Qiao Sang is the strongest!]
[She's not wrong. With what the Nether Ring Monarch pulled today, anything less than an ace really can't hit it.]
[I suddenly remembered—the Fire Ao Lin that fought the Nether Ring Monarch in the previous round seemed to be Jerome's ace.]
[The hardest thing about the Nether Ring Monarch is how difficult it is to attack. In its fight with Fire Ao Lin last round, it was the one that willingly took the hit. I bet Qiao Sang had planned from the start to trade the Nether Ring Monarch for the opponent's ace.]
[What Qiao Sang means is that Little Seeker can beat any other opponent. But if it's facing an ace, then it wouldn't be impossible for Little Seeker to willingly take a hit.]
[The Nether Ring Monarch is Qiao Sang's