Jinling City.
The Federation issued a notice regarding the Citywide Martial Arts Tournament.
Countless people flocked to follow the event.
#Detailed Notice on the Citywide Martial Arts Tournament from July 25 to August 10...#
"Regarding the Citywide Martial Arts Tournament in Jinling Base City, a total of 199 universities will participate this time, including 60,000 first-year martial artists. The venue has been arranged at Base 9's wilderness along the Yangtze River, with martial arts instructors from the various martial arts universities serving as supervisors. The entire event will be livestreamed across the internet via nanomechanical insects..."
"In addition, the Federation will rank all participants one by one. Viewers and citizens may reward the participating martial artists according to their own circumstances. After the tournament ends, these rewards will become a source of assistance for the martial artists' future growth, helping them improve their strength and make greater contributions to the Federation and our world..."
The Federation's martial arts tournament.
It had never been merely a test. It was also a means of gathering resources.
In this age of advanced modern technology, the internet was also a mainstream channel for raising resources, especially for all kinds of martial artist competitions.
This was an indirect way to conserve resources.
There were hundreds of base cities across the world, and it was impossible for the Federation to look after everything from beginning to end.
The frontline consumed an enormous amount of resources. The resources needed to nurture the talented pillars of the rear had to be found elsewhere.
At that point, someone proposed making good use of technology.
They could adopt the pre-Calamity model of celebrities raking in money, stimulating people's vanity and admiration, then slap on the banner of doing it for the Federation. Countless people would respond, and the resources would