A single match stirred up countless ripples of chaos.
A great number of players returned to Infinite City from worlds everywhere, sparking endless speculation among those in the cultivation world.
Countless players returned to Infinite City and bought tickets through the interface. Many business-minded players also smelled an opportunity, preparing huge quantities of snacks and drinks for watching the matches.
Some officially affiliated casinos also began making active preparations. Once the contestants had been counted, they would start setting up betting pools.
This time, however, there was one difference: Ai Miye and the others did not know which contestants had entered the tournament, nor did they know who would be fighting whom.
Yet precisely because of this, many players were even more eager to place bets, because most of them believed that a tournament hosted by Hawkins would, at the very least, not involve any shady dealings.
For three consecutive days, countless players were fired up as they analyzed who was most likely to become champion.
Quite a few players who had long occupied the upper ranks publicly announced through the media that they had signed up. Some cautious players, however, said that this was their first time encountering such a competition, that the situation was still unclear, and that they would not register for now. If there was a next time, they would consider it after becoming familiar with the rules.
Amid the players' bustling commotion, three days quietly passed.
Zhong Hu was a third-generation player of Infinite City.
His parents and grandfather had all been players of Infinite City. Since childhood, he had known everything there was to know about players. After entering Mobius Academy, he had consistently ranked among the best, and he was now a somewhat famous expert among the players.
Naturally, he had signed