105 On the Day of the Non-competition, the Public Opinion Was Very Busy

The participants, teachers, and school directors weren't the only ones busy dealing with the upcoming competitions. The media and netizens also made a fuss on the internet.

Various analyses and predictions about the annual school professional competition firmly occupied the search results on all major platforms.

"Why did the knight win every battle?"

"What is a knight's secret to turning defeat into victory?"

"Can a knight win seven matches and continue to shine in a team competition?"

"Will the Super Whirlwinds dominate the team Player Kill competition?"

"What is the most authoritative list of the top four?"

The media coverage given to this year's school professional competition was exceptionally attentive. The various media outlets sent reporters to the front lines to gather first-hand information. They came up with all kinds of creative judging activities, like "my favorite contestant," "my favorite class," and "my favorite team."