Chapter 125

The tournament schedule for this martial arts competition was indeed a massive challenge for ordinary martial artists. Under the normal arrangement, there were two matches every day—one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Such a tight pace meant immense pressure for most competitors, especially those who sustained injuries during the morning matches. They often faced the problem of being in poor condition and having their performance compromised in the afternoon. After all, in martial arts competitions, particularly when facing evenly matched opponents, avoiding injuries entirely was nearly impossible. Even when both sides were on par, fierce confrontations inevitably led to physical trauma. This required martial artists to recover in a short span of time and adjust to their peak condition to face the next match. Consequently, such an intense, high-intensity schedule undoubtedly increased the difficulty and uncertainty of the tournament, placing even higher demands on the physical and psychological resilience of the participants.