Far away in the National Capital Gui Long City, Liyao's upcoming days were truly thrilling and vibrant.
Prince Heng, who had already comprehended the "true" management tactics, swiftly dismantled the original arena, which had sufficed for simple dance performances and meals, replacing it with an Obsidian Iron Arena, and spent a fortune constructing a defense array.
Additionally, he used the pretext of building a sturdy arena for the great celestial pride, Liyao, to block various challengers from entering and registered each one by name. In his words, our Daqian Kingdom is a civilized society, and naturally, competitions must have rules; they require proper registration to receive number cards for orderly challenges according to date.
This move, although it provoked discontent among many.
But who would dare question Prince Heng?
