The Awkward Predicament of the Human Race
Had the human race lost the Third Domain battlefield?
Qin Shaofeng froze at the news.
Although the battlefield between the human race and the Devil Race was divided into ten separate battle zones,
in reality, those ten battle zones were all different.
Perhaps there wasn't much difference between the seven battlefields from the Fourth to the Tenth Domain.
But starting with the Third Domain battlefield, things were different.
It could be said that the fighting between the human race and the Devil Race only truly began in the Third Domain.
Qin Shaofeng didn't know all the details, but from the bits and pieces he'd heard from Old Bai, he knew that victory in the first three battle zones probably accounted for a very large proportion of the entire war.
If you put the figures down in black and white, victories in the seven battlefields from the Fourth to the Tenth Domain, even all added together, probably accounted for only thirty-five percent of the total victories in the war between the human race and the Devil Race.
Victory in the First Domain battlefield alone was probably almost equal to the combined share of the seven battlefields from the Fourth to the Tenth Domain.
Victory in the First Domain battlefield accounted for thirty percent of all victories in the war between the human race and the Devil Race!
The Second and Third Domain battlefields didn't carry as much weight as the First Domain, but each still accounted for twenty percent and fifteen percent of the victories, respectively.
Before Qin Shaofeng entered the Fourth Domain battlefield, the Devil Race trailed the human race by two battlefield victories. In terms of the proportions, the Devil Race held only ten percent of the victories.
The human race, meanwhile,