Gu Nian had named the competition 'flag-snatching'. It was not as realistic as the Peng family's drill. This was a game that could be played and competed.
The flag-snatching contest was divided into red and blue teams, and the only weapons they used were bows and arrows.
No one had a certain number of arrows. The arrowheads would be colored, and Gu Nian would provide that.
The red and blue arrows were tied with different colored ribbons, and the arrowheads were also of their own colors. If their own people shot their own people, they would be considered dead.
As long as they were hit in three places, they would be considered dead.
The outcome was not determined by the number of people in the end, but by the side that found the chess piece that had long been buried in the mountains.
In the process of searching, one could fight, hide, and finally take the flag down the mountain. The flag would only be effective if one was shot in no more than three places.
