In fact, for a person like Tie Hongyan who once galloped on the battlefield and commanded Ruoding, even if she reviewed the scene of the previous competition too much before the next competition, she may not be affected much in the subsequent competitions, but she attached great importance to this competition, and felt that it should be her own principle not to review the past competition scenes too much, so she said before the competition started, don't ask her about the previous competition before the competition is completely over.

When she returned to the Aoqian Palace, she saw Wu Xunsheng, who was about to return to the sparring house, walking in front of her. Wu Xunsheng heard her footsteps and looked back. After the two greeted each other almost at the same time, Wu Xunsheng said something to cheer her up and left in a hurry.

On the second day, the competition will be a competition that does not include mounted archery. Earlier, when discussing the method of the competition, it was proposed to use the method of participant fighting, but it was quickly opposed, and the reason for the opposition was that the participants were all iron warehouse people, and it would be bad if they caused serious accidental injuries. Therefore, the competition, which does not include mounted archery, is not used in the end.

Tie Wandao asked his subordinates to catch a large number of people from the blue-armored people who were doing the work and tied them up one by one, some of these people were relatively inefficient, some were not obedient enough, and some were purely unpleasant to Tie Wandao's subordinates.

Those Tie Wandao's men made a batch of numbered labels out of cloth, and sewed these numbers on the sleeves of those blue-armored men with thread, and each numbered label was sewn with only one corner with a thread, and it was not sewn firmly. According to Tie Wandao's requirements, they should ensure that the number will not fall off casually when sewing, and that people who want to pull the number label off can remove it without much effort.

After sewing the numbered tags onto the sleeves of the blue-armored people, the Tie Wandao men divided the blue-armored people into several groups according to the number of participants in the competition, and one group of blue-armored people belonged to one participant.

Each participant stands side by side behind a white line drawn in advance on the ground, keeping a certain distance from each other. The groups of blue-armored men were brought directly in front of the jouster they belonged to, but they were very far away from the contestants. In order to reach his or her own group of blue-armored people, the participant will need to move a long distance.

Several of Tie Wandao's subordinates drew large circles around where each group of blue-armored men stood. To make sure that the size of the circles doesn't differ too much, they also use tools.

After the other people needed to do the preparatory activities, a referee named Huang Kan announced the rules of the competition. When he blows the horn, the participants must quickly move to the large white circle on the ground where their group of blue-armored people is located, and unbind their own group of blue-armored people one by one in the large white circle and control them to prevent the blue-armored people who were unbound first from escaping. After untying all the blue-armored people belonging to their own group, the participants can attack them with their usual martial arts and put them to death. During the competition, participants can use a weapon, but this weapon cannot be a bow or arrow. After killing them, the participants are required to remove their numbered tags. The first to kill all of their own blue armor people, and the one who got all the numbered tags and returned to the same place was the winner of the competition.