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First, I discussed the various "drawbacks" of Sky Arena.

The current direction is naturally towards rectification.

The first point to mention is that Sky Arena needs to be "grouped" or, to put it another way, let professionals handle professional tasks.

Some permissions also need to be revoked.

Martial artists can gain corresponding rights in the Sky Arena, but the method has changed.

It should no longer be related to the referee, but rather the referee should truly become a real job.

The game introduces the concept of a "Lower House" from the anime, although the Sky Arena currently does not have such a system.

Of course, the landlord system proposed by Lucci is different from that in the anime.

The original poster will no longer have any rights related to the operation of Sky Arena; aside from reputation, they will receive a certain fixed monetary reward.

The revenue is tied to the revenue of Sky Arena, which sounds no different from the current "director".

The Sky Arena has a total of 251 floors.

The "host" system proposed by Lucci starts from the 200th floor, with one host for each floor.

There are a total of 51 hosts, and the rewards they receive will vary depending on the number of floors they are on.

It's like encouraging people to challenge the original poster.

In addition, the host has the right to host tournaments in the Sky Arena in their own name or in the name of their martial arts school.

"A competition?" Many people didn't understand what this meant.

Lucci responded appropriately: "The original intention behind the establishment of the Sky Arena was to promote martial arts and provide a place for martial artists from all over the world to challenge themselves."

"Of course, it also serves to raise the profile of one's own martial arts style."

Most people are driven by fame and fortune, and those who are truly dedicated to the development of martial arts are ultimately only a minority.

The host can earn revenue and gain fame from the events they organize.

Of course, these competitions also have limitations, namely that they are only open to individual participants and there are age restrictions.

Some people don't understand why it has to be so complicated.

Lucci explained, "This right is more geared towards martial arts schools that need to recruit disciples, or martial artists who want to establish their own schools."

That made it clear immediately.

If a casual user becomes the host and has no intention of establishing a new school of thought, then it doesn't really matter.

This immediately struck a chord with many people.

In particular, martial arts schools have the opportunity to move between the current "board" seats.

The original poster (OP) is different from the board members. Only the strong can hold the position, and they will face many challenges. Only the truly strong can stand firm.

Unlike the current twelve "board members," they may not necessarily be the strongest in their respective martial arts styles.

And the original poster's position is more than that of a "director".

"Moreover, there are a total of 51 positions for the host. If a certain martial arts sect produces many talented people, it may be able to occupy all of the host positions."

Lucci directly pointed out one of the points.

When Lucci uttered those words, they immediately stirred the interest of all the martial artists.

The "board members" selected by the fighting tournament are not simply the top twelve, because only one position can be occupied by a single style.

It needs to be postponed.

There have been martial arts schools that have expressed dissatisfaction in the past.

Now that they have such an opportunity, and they occupy so many of the main positions, doesn't that prove the prosperity of their school of thought?

Furthermore, selecting disciples based on competitions is also very important for the growth of a martial arts school.

After all, no one can guarantee that their school of thought will continue to thrive. As long as one generation is slightly weak, it will immediately decline.

The prosperity of a martial arts school is closely related to its strength, and disciples with high talent are highly valued by them.

Of course, the events organized by the original poster must have some restrictions, which Lu Qi will explain one by one.

Of course, there are also various rules governing the qualifications to become the original poster (OP) and the qualifications to challenge the OP.

Having discussed administrative changes, there are also some institutional changes.

Then, a big change followed.

"To keep pace with the development of the Sky Arena, the entire Sky Arena needs to be upgraded, including its internal facilities and the competition venue..."

Lucci will give a brief overview first.

Then the projector started working, and electrical and technological facilities such as televisions and video recorders appeared.

Some of these things have actually been used in some large countries and cities for a long time. Lucci's original plan was to use the power of the mafia to acquire these things and change the Sky Arena.

However, Yang De was more willing to help because he knew some people in the five major countries.

Of course, these aren't free; you'll definitely have to pay for them.

Of course, some young people, who are quick to accept new things, will understand this concept more quickly, while some older or old-fashioned people may not understand it as well.

Lucci now talks about how the Sky Arena was built for the sake of martial arts, to make martial arts more prosperous and flourishing.

In short, they're just making a big show of it.

The modernization of the Sky Arena is also aimed at enhancing its reputation and allowing more people to appreciate the charm of martial arts.

Of course, Lucci added that it could also make the Sky Arena even more profitable.

The last one is the real point for many people.

According to Lucci, due to the limitations of the era in which the comics were created, the Sky Arena in the anime is actually a bit outdated.

To achieve these goals, signal base stations need to be built in Kerry.

Lucci gave a detailed introduction, one by one.

The commercial aspects of Sky Arena should be reduced to a reasonable degree.

To further provide martial arts resources, this includes not only allowing players above level 200 to provide private instruction for a fee, but also including the use and sale of certain medicinal bath packs and body-strengthening plasters.

It provides a special paid training ground for martial artists, and sells some weighted training materials.

In addition, there are some other ideas, but they will not be discussed at this meeting.

These include services such as Hunter Exam registration, medical resource research, related technological resource research, forging material research, internet projects, cultural and entertainment industry promotion and development, martial arts school group competitions, martial arts training formula research, and health and wellness diet research...

In short, it is a comprehensive study of what martial artists need.

All the martial artists present were shocked because the plan was extremely ambitious.

Anyone with a passion for martial arts will be eager to see this proposal come to life.

Of course, Lucci didn't mention it enough.

The plan did not include anything related to Nen users or the word "god".

Because it's still a bit far for Lucci.

Even the current plan doesn't know how long it will take.

All of this was actually just some of Lucci's "fantasy," and the references were just various novels he had read before.

It bears the influence of many novel sects.