Love At The Wrong Table

In contrast to the decline of the Summerton family, the rise of the Quillen family was the most striking. Their business continued to soar, and there were even rumors that

Stanley might pass the presidency to the Quillen family.

Originally, few people believed it, but as the rumors spread and time passed, naturally, some began to believe it. But everyone understood that for this to happen, the Quillen family’s sole representative, Emmanuel, had to win the Grand Martial Showdown.

In the eyes of many, this was completely impossible. Because in the ratings given the organizers of the Grand Martial Showdown, Emmanuel only received an S- Ran

Of course, this S- Rank rating sparked a lot of controversy. Some argued that if the results determined heroism, Weston, who should have been an S Rank player if he advanced, lost to the fighter in white, who then lost to Emmanuel. So, Emmanuel, even if not an S+ Rank player, should at least be an S Rank (Upper) player. But Emmanuel ultimately lost to the Wolf Warrior during the playoffs, who was ranked only A- Rank

(Middle), just higher than Parrish. So, if one looked at it that way, Emmanuel was, at most, an A- Rank player…

Emmanuel’s upper and lower limits was too great,

strength rating is a comprehensive analysis of their performance and final results in the competition, based on big data analysis, with very high accuracy!” However, this led to another question. How did the computer analyze Emmanuel’s victory over the fighter in white and loss to the A- Rank Wolf Warrior? Unfortunately, the

attention was focused on several other advancing

only player officially rated as S+ Rank by the organizers-the masked man from the Silverbane family of Onza-Beowulf King, who saved Beatrix previously.

had S Rank or above strength: Yosef from the

from the Chapman family,

two players from the Silverbane family of Eshal were both S Rank, so the voice for Eshal Silverbane’s victory

care at all about these so-called data analyses and ratings. He knew very well that the data analyzed by the computer had a certain accuracy, but real masters wouldn’t care a or believe in such analyses. True masters could easily hide their strengths, and how could these computers accurately analyze the impact of one’s state?!

company’s gym, preparing for the upcoming finals. However, Frederick came to him, rushing and

messed up like a