The Professional Rankings, in twelve volumes, each bearing the name of my lord.

The 99 human professionals who came in with Song Gua initially suspected that there was a bug in the game, as it kept giving points to the human race.

The next day, I found that I was still gaining points, and the notification that the city's defense value had been weakened was still popping up.

They began to doubt themselves.

Some people bravely ran out to see what was going on.

When he returned, he was all smiles.

"Bandits! Bandits!"

The people in the cave pulled him inside and asked him in a low voice.

"Bandits? The angels are bandits too?"

The pathfinder laughed loudly.

"Hahaha! No, no, it's bandits who have come to this world! Bandits are attacking the city! Tens of thousands of bandits! They're like an invincible war chariot, sweeping away everything in their path!!"

The crowd was suspicious, and most did not believe it.

"That can't be right. This is the battlefield of the ten tribes. How could so many bandits have gotten in? There's a limit to the number of people allowed in each war zone."

"How would I know! I really saw bandits! Judging from their mental state, they must be genuine bandits! If you don't believe me, go see for yourselves!"

Someone mustered up the courage to go out and investigate.

When they saw bandits swarming across the sky, followed by giant iron bridges, ships, and towers, all covered in bandits, they were completely stunned.

"My God, what kind of deities are bandits? How come they exist in other worlds too? Are they some kind of interstellar organization?"

These hundreds of people confirmed that there were a large number of bandits here, and all of them were at the third-tier combat level, which caused the Angel Clan's Glory City garrison to be routed.

What are you hiding from?

Let's go out and borrow the tiger's might, follow those bandit leaders, and conquer the east and west!

I just wanted to rack up some points so I could get a bigger personal reward at the end.

For Song Gua, the final settlement rewards for this week's Ten Clans Battlefield are no longer important.

Because he has already made a fortune.

"Hand over all your resources in exchange for one life!"

In the last protected city, Song Gua captured all the Angel Clan's garrison and reinforcements alive and imprisoned them in the enormous cage that Magnet Brother had created.

These are all external forces within the professional system: equipment, skill books, enhancement stones, and so on. These things are universal.

Where bandits appear, they leave behind feathers and skins.

The world of the Angels is vast and sparsely populated. The resources available to each person are almost inexhaustible, so there is little internal power struggle or conflict.

We can't waste it.

Therefore, whenever Song Gua conquered a city, he would capture all the angels and force them to hand over resources in exchange for their lives.

The existence of a clone is puzzling.

"Old thief, why didn't you just kill them? Wouldn't that have revealed the information?"

"No way, I'll be back next week. There are already so few angels. If we kill them all, no one will come to Glory City. What will I earn then? I can't make a wasted trip."

"You're such a sly one."

This City of Glory No. 1 now only has one main city left.

Song Gua attempted an attack and discovered that a divine being was stationed there, and the city's defenses were far superior to those of a mere guard city.

The angel from the main city did not come out to fight.

Because he's not stupid.

Regardless of Song Gua's overpowered abilities, even an A-level pseudo-spiritual being in the Bandit King's World, if they go all out, would be enough to give a god-level combatant a hard time.

This angel god is only able to hold out thanks to the strong defenses of their main city. If he were to come out to fight, the main city would probably be lost.

This week's task is to attack the main city without gaining points, and the opponent's defense is indeed stubborn.

Song Gua simply gave up.

After destroying only their four guard cities, they retracted all their clones, exchanged positions, and returned to Earth.

He left one behind, which became a clone of himself with the face he had when he first entered, and impersonated a participant inside, waiting to collect the settlement rewards.

Although the mission for the level 60 war zone has been completed, there are still level 30, 40, and 50 war zones to go.

Song Gua, with his army, galloped tirelessly throughout the universe.

The dwarves, trolls, and undead all suffered the consequences.

Wherever the bandits went, regardless of the mission, they would conquer the local Glory City first, relying solely on their numbers and strength.

Then they would make the locals pay tribute.

Your choice: life or resources.

Even a fool would know to provide resources.

As a result, Song Gua made a fortune again.

it's necessary.

It's worth noting that the total number of people is now over 50,000.

It's still rising by more than sixty every day.

If I were to fuse with a resentful stone someday, I'd explode by another 500.

Therefore, bandits never think they have too many resources.

I just wish I could arm the cannon fodder squad to the teeth as well.

Song Gua was fighting across the battlefields of the ten tribes, and acquiring resources was his top priority; completing the tasks of the ten tribes battlefields was just a side job.

After the first week ended.

The human race secured an unprecedented first place, ranking high on the ten-race battlefield leaderboard.

Moreover, if you look closely at the score, it's ten times higher than the second-place Demon race!

A precipitous lead!

The moment the list was released, it quickly became a trending topic worldwide.

Professionals worldwide were stunned.

"No, is there a bug?"

"Is this year a competition based on who's worse, with higher scores for the worst performers?"

"We're in first place? And with such a large lead over second place? And this is only the first week?"

"I must have masturbated too much."

"Did the Federation pay extra for this? Or did they cheat by directly modifying the backend data?"

When the whole world is in doubt.

Finally, someone has come forward to decipher it.

These are the participants who fought in several war zones, and they are sharing their observations.

"It was the bandits! The bandits helped us complete our mission!"

"Tens of thousands of bandits! Plus their pets, mounts, and summoned creatures! Holy crap, do you know what that scene was like? It was like a locust swarm sweeping through, leaving nothing but desolation!"

"The bandits didn't just help us complete the mission, they exceeded it!"

"The Angel race's four guardian cities have all had their secondary crystals destroyed! The Angel race has been so badly damaged in this attack that they're now at the bottom of the standings!"

"Hahaha! That's exhilarating! So exhilarating! You guys weren't there, you can't understand this feeling! Watching those so-called noble races who used to bully us being pinned to the ground and begging for mercy by bandits, it's so satisfying!"

The Earthlings figured out the origin of the points.

It turns out that bandits had stormed into the battlefield of the ten tribes, killing indiscriminately and sweeping everything in their path, which is why they earned such a high score.

But how did the bandits get in?

Tens of thousands more went in?

Don't each war zone limit the number of applicants? Even if the bandits manage to get away with it and fool the Federation's identity verification, can they also fool the game system?

Isn't this a bit too outrageous?

No one knows how the bandits got in.

All that is known is that the next month will be the bandits' moment of glory.

They would sweep through the level 30 to 60 war zones every week.

They didn't kill many people, but they looted a huge amount of spoils.

The other nine clans were all attacked by bandits at least once, with none escaping unscathed.

In just one month, the human race's points have already surpassed the second-place race by two digits on the leaderboard!

Now, even if the human race completely concedes defeats the rest of the game, the second-place team won't be able to catch up.