The next day, Zhao Xuanqi, who many spectators had been eagerly awaiting, appeared again to compete in the D Class arena.
That night, the D Class arena had no opponent whose record matched Zhao Xuanqi's. The arena could only assign him a martial artist with the next-best record. As one might expect, after just two exchanges—before Zhao Xuanqi had even made a real move—his opponent admitted his inferiority and directly conceded.
This allowed Zhao Xuanqi to easily advance to the C Class arena with a five-win streak.
The advancement rules for the C Class arena, however, were different from the D Class arena.
The C Class arena also used a point system. The ten points from the D Class arena would carry over, and a martial artist had to earn another ten points in the C Class arena. Only by accumulating a total of twenty points could they advance to the next level.
