Before the reform, the competition system was divided into the regular season and the playoffs. The 20 official teams would compete in pairs from September 1st to mid-May. Every Saturday night at 8:30 p.m., there would be 38 matches in total. The points system would be implemented. The full score for each match was 10 points, and the total score was 380 points. The competition consisted of individual competition, group arena, and team competition. In the individual competition, each team would send three people to the arena according to the name list (these three people could not participate in the second round of the group arena). Each match would give one point, and the total would be three points. In the group arena, each team would send three people to take turns to defeat the other team member, and the winner would get two points. The team competition would be carried out in a 5v5 format, and another member would wait in the substitution area. The total score of the team competition would be five points. The playoffs were also divided into individual competition, group arena, and team competition. The points were changed. The individual competition was still 3 points, the group arena was 2.5 points, and the team competition was 4 points. The total score of a match was 9.5 points. The home and away match was 19 points. The elimination system was implemented. The top eight teams would play against each other according to their points ranking in the regular season (first place VS eighth, second place VS seventh, third place VS sixth, fourth place VS fifth). They would play in a home-and-away game. The top-ranked team would play at home first, and then the lower-ranked team would play at home. The top four would be determined by the points of the host and guest games. The top four games and the championship game would each last for four days. When the score of the host and guest games was 9.5:9.5, they would enter the tiebreaker. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!

The King's Avatar's schedule was as follows: ** 1. Regular Season (Same for Season 8, Season 9, and Season 10)** 1. ** Team arrangement and competition time ** - The 20 official teams would pair up and compete at the same time at 8:30 every Saturday night. From September 1st to the end of the regular season in mid-May, there were a total of 38 games. 2. ** Points System Rules ** - A full score of 10 points for a match, a total of 380 points. The competition was divided into three parts: individual competition, group arena, and team competition. - [Individual competition: Each team will send three people to the competition according to the name list given to the Alliance (these three people cannot participate in the second round of the group arena). One match will give one point. The total score for the individual competition will be three points.] - Team Challenge Tournament: Each team will send three people to take turns to defeat the other team members. After one person dies, the team will send a second person to fight until no one else can be sent. The winner will get 2 points. - [Team competition: 5v5. Each team has a member waiting in the substitution area as the sixth person. Both sides can choose to call for assistance at any time to replace the sixth person in the substitution area. If one of the team members dies, the sixth person will automatically replace them in the substitution area. The total score of the team competition is 5 points.] 3. ** Playoff qualification ** - After the regular season ended, the top eight teams would enter the playoffs to compete for the championship. The two teams at the bottom of the rankings would lose their official team qualifications. ** 2. Season 8 playoffs format (old format)** 1. ** Competition Items and Points ** - There were also individual matches, group arena matches, and team matches, but the points were slightly changed. The individual match points remained the same (3 points), the group arena points were 2.5 points, and the team competition points were 4 points. The total score for a match was 9.5 points, and the home and away match points were 19 points. 2. ** Match and method ** - The elimination system was implemented. The top eight teams were ranked according to the regular season points. The first place VS the eighth place, the second place VS the seventh place, the third place VS the sixth place, and the fourth place VS the fifth place. The home and away matches would last for 16 days. First, the first, second, third, and fourth teams would be the home teams, and they would have one match each day, then the eighth, seventh, sixth, and fifth teams would be the home teams, and the top four would be determined by the points of the host and guest teams. The semifinals lasted for four days, and the championship competition lasted for four days. - When the total score of the two games was 9.5:9.5, it was time for the tiebreaker. ** 3. Season 10 Challenger League format (to be held at the same time as the regular season)** 1. ** Online competition ** - Borrowing the online game's arena to catch and kill (the complete rules of the online competition were not clear, but it could be inferred that the old playoffs system was used), 20 teams would be produced through the elimination system for the offline competition. (The original text had a description of the 40 teams selected for the online competition, but it was later mentioned that there were 20 teams and the subsequent draw was also 20 teams.) 2. ** Top 20 in offline competition ** - The 20 teams were divided into four groups by drawing lots. The points system of the regular season was used to compete. The top two teams in each group would enter the top eight. 3. ** Eight offline competitions ** - The top eight would use the new playoffs format (Season 9 playoffs format), and the Challenger League champion would enter Season 10. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!
The Glory Pro League in The King's Avatar was a single-season system. In a season, each team would play against another team once, home and away, for a total of 18 matches. Each match was based on the best of five matches, and the team that won three matches first won. In the competition, each team could send five players to participate, including a substitute. The competition was divided into the regular season and the playoffs. In the regular season, the teams were ranked according to their points, and the top eight teams advanced to the playoffs. The playoffs used a single-defeat elimination system to determine the final champion. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!
First was the Challenger League. In the first round, Happy beat Excellent Era 3:1 and entered the Pro Alliance. In the second round, Happy beat Royal Style 3:0 and successfully avoided relegation. In the third round, Happy beat Wind Howl 3:2 and entered the playoffs. Then came the playoffs. In the first round of the playoffs, Happy beat Void 3:1 and entered the top eight. In the second round of the playoffs, Happy beat Blue Rain 3:2 and entered the top four. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!
" The King's Avatar " was an online animation based on Butterfly Blue's video game competition novel of the same name. Its first competition was in the first episode. In this episode, Ye Xiu led Team Excellent Era against Team Wind Howl. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!
" The King's Avatar " was a popular game novel by Butterfly Blue. It was published on Qidian Chinese website and was loved by readers. The story was about Ye Xiu leaving the club and working as a network manager in a small Internet cafe, reviving the team and once again achieving glory. You can read or listen to this book on the Qidian Reading App. You can also get an experience membership if you go to Qidian Reading now. You can read authentic books and listen to authentic audio on the Qidian Reading App. The male lead was Ye Xiu. He pursued victory but wasn't bothered by success or failure. He had a strong personal charm. The female lead was Su Mucheng. She was gentle and cute, playful and lively. She was a top-tier player and also Ye Xiu's assistant.
In the finals of the tenth season of The King's Avatar, Team Happy won the championship, while Team Samsara was runner-up. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!
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The King's Avatar All-Star Competition was on episode 26. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!