Nothing could be more eye-catching than this scene.
No matter how stunning the special effects were, nothing could compare to the realism of this scene.
This was also the first public battle in the world of spirits.
As soon as the two sides clashed, an intense battle broke out.
"What a beautiful sword aura. Can Team Bei Mei dodge it?"
"They dodged it … Wait … That sword aura was aimed at the team members in the back!"
"That was close. Fortunately, Team Bei Mei activated their shield. Otherwise, they would have lost a member."
The battle in the arena was in full swing. The commentator outside was also very excited.
The first battle lasted for more than ten minutes, and it was a high-energy battle.
However, neither side seemed to want to lose a member in the first round. Both sides were running low on magic power.
They decided to stop for now. They retreated from the battlefield and disappeared into the forest.
"Let's switch the scene to the other teams and see what they're doing." The commentator continued his work.
Just then, the scene changed to an ugly egg-shaped monster.
The monster had three faces, three sides of the egg, and two legs.
"Dott, do you know what this thing is?"
"Come on, you two are the professionals, okay? Although I did some professional tutoring before the competition, this is clearly not within my knowledge."
"Take a guess."
"Monster?" Dott replied hesitantly.
"No, it's actually an evil spirit. It's called a Spiritualist. Doesn't it look funny? Actually, that's just a disguise. They attack spiritualists, absorb their magic power, and then self-destruct. They're a very dangerous evil spirit. "
"How can an ordinary person deal with it?"
"In fact, it's the easiest for an ordinary person to defeat it. If a spiritualist were to fight it, 80% of the magic power of their magical attacks would be absorbed by it. Less than 20% of their attacks would be able to cause any damage to it. However, ordinary people don't have magic power, so they can fight it with confidence. As you can see, it's very weak in melee combat. An adult can basically smash it."
"Then can't spiritualists just fight it by dismembering it? Spiritualists' bodies are all strengthened, right? "
"When it gets close, it will also absorb the opponent's magic power. So, spiritualists shouldn't come into contact with it, unless you're a strengthening-type and can destroy it with one punch."
"What's the reason it was placed here?"
"It can be considered a type of environmental trap. Not only do the two teams have to be wary of each other, but they also have to be wary of the traps hidden in the dark."
…
At the moment, Chen Zhao was with Steven in a private room.
"How's the data?"
"The number of viewers in North America in the first ten minutes was 50 million. Now it has grown to 80 million," Steven said.
"That's not even half the Super Bowl record."
"This is only the first game of the regular season. Do you know what that means? The opening game of the NFL's regular season did not exceed the peak value of 30 million. Do you know that just now, more than 20 brands of various types have asked me about the title sponsorship fee? They are all first-tier or super-first-tier brands, ranging from sports brands to fashion brands. "
Steven said excitedly. At the same time, he turned his gaze back to the arena. "But the first match … can we win?"
According to the host's calculations, the Storm only had a 40% chance of winning.
Steven was still worried about the outcome of the match.
No matter who it was, they hoped for a good omen for the first match.
"70%," Chen Zhao said.
In fact, he cheated.
Because Chen Zhao also wanted to win the first match.
However, Chen Zhao had done it very discreetly. He had done something to Hakuichiro.
Under certain circumstances, Hakuei Hashirō would suddenly erupt with extraordinary strength.
In other words, the opening match of the Supernatural League was a success.
However, the Storm was their team, so they naturally had to be responsible for the Storm's results.
A team could not always win. That would lose the fun of the competition.
However, they also had to ensure a certain chance of winning. Only then could they attract as many viewers as possible.
The match went on and on. The audience was filled with excitement.
"The data from Japan and China has also been sent back. Japan's Tokyo TV Station has a rating of 9% and a 45% market share," Steven said. "China has 4.45% and 26% market share."
The rating was based on the number of TVs. The market share was based on the number of TVs that were turned on.
In other words, out of every 100 people watching TV in Japan, 45% were watching the competition.
On the other hand, 26% were watching the competition in China.
"What about the number of viewers in Europe?"
"We're still calculating."
Judging from the feedback from several major markets, there was no need to worry.
The competition was already a great success.
It was a global competition.
The first match lasted for two and a half hours before it finally ended.
In the end, the Storm had a tragic victory. In the end, the Storm only had one member left, while the Fuji team lost.
The peak number of viewers in North America exceeded 110 million.
Now, everyone was eagerly waiting for the second match.
In terms of business and influence, the competition was already a great success.
Just the broadcasting rights had been auctioned off for sky-high prices in various countries.
As the nominal major shareholder of the Storm, Steven naturally gave out huge bonuses to all the members.
After all, the money he'd earned today was probably more than he'd earned in the past few decades.
All kinds of authorizations, all kinds of contracts, all of them made him very rich.
Chen Zhao went home and rested for a few days.
Recently, he'd been busy with the Storm's training.
After all, as the main coach, he had to do many things himself.
The competition was also growing. With the spread of various media and social media, more people started paying attention to the competition.
Just the authorization for the dolls of the main members of the Storm was sold for two hundred million dollars.
All the players in the first match had gone from poor to multi-millionaires because of all sorts of endorsements and image authorizations.
Especially Hakushiro. He'd been an ascetic in the past.
But now, he was extremely famous in both Japan and North America.
The Japanese media did not criticize him for leading the North American Storm to win against the Japanese Fuji team.
Instead, they felt that he'd won glory for the country. No matter who won the first match, it was a civil war for the Japanese.
His net worth also became a billionaire overnight.
Plus, with his outstanding performance in the opening match, he'd become a household name in both countries.
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