Registration Turmoil

The new Continental Advanced Soul Master Elite Tournament was being held under the banner of returning to tradition.

Because long ago, this tournament with a history of ten thousand years had originally allowed sects to participate. Only in the past thousand years had its scale been reduced, limiting participation to academies alone.

This time, at the proposal of the host, the Sun Moon Empire, and with the agreement of the other nations, it was ultimately decided to restore the former eligibility requirements. Sects were added as participants, and the competition format was also changed.

This greatly expanded the scale of the entire tournament.

After all, there were still more sects than academies across the continent.

For academies, achieving good results in the Continental Advanced Soul Master Academy Soul Fighting Tournament was an excellent opportunity to make a name for themselves, bringing enormous benefits to enrollment and development.

But was it any different for sects?

No sect could develop without talented individuals. And the more elite the talent, the more likely they were to join powerful sects.

Once the new tournament format was confirmed, nearly over sixty percent of the continent's sects chose to register.

Because of this, the tournament committee ultimately decided that, in addition to the age limit of twenty, every registered sect team had to include at least five members with cultivation above four rings. Otherwise, the number of participating teams in this tournament would exceed ten times that of the previous one.

As the continent's foremost Soul Engineer nation, the Sun Moon Empire had spared no expense for this tournament. The final prizes were no longer Spirit Bones, but Soul Tools.

The champion team would receive a Level 9 Soul Tool, the runners-up an eighth-level one, and the third-place team a seventh-level one.

The value of those