Xu Qing’s kill count soon reached a much better-looking state. He was at over 3,000, and most of them were thanks to the shadow. At that point, Xu Qing figured he was in a good place, and didn’t dare to push his luck any further.

If he recorded too many fake kills, it would be too suspicious. Upon checking the sect’s kill list, he saw that even among the most vicious disciples, virtually none had more than 10,000. There were only seven or eight who had more than 7,000, with a larger group that had around 5,000.

Xu Qing suspected that those high kill counts must be from people using special methods, or perhaps killing a lot of Qi Condensation enemies. Without some such explanation, such high numbers seemed ridiculously exaggerated and unrealistic.

After all, Seazombies weren’t weak by any stretch of the imagination. 

The person occupying the top spot on the list was Wu Jianwu. His kill count was so high that Xu Qing couldn’t help but suspect that it was a fake number. Considering that, though, it seemed unlikely that his own numbers would be investigated. There were others with far more suspicious numbers. That said, there were people on the list whom he knew were ferocious fighters. The number two spot was occupied by Second Highness, who had killed...