All Chapters of A God Cultivator Reborn in the Modern Age: Chapter 191
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339 chapters
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As Candra stepped down calmly, followed by several of his subordinates dragging body bags and piles of captives bound in Qi-suppressing chains…At the same time—Willy crawled forward with what little strength he had left. His dimming eyes widened as he saw the faces emerging from the helicopter cabin.“Th-that’s Captain Joran? General Kael? Why… why are they injured?!” Willy screamed hoarsely.The hundreds of Body-Qi Unification cultivators he had been waiting for—the ones he had cultivated through countless sacrifices—now looked like helpless piles of flesh. Their bodies were swollen from internal energy explosions, their meridians forcibly severed, and their high-tech armor had been stripped down to dangling wires.Candra stopped right in front of Alex and bowed deeply at a ninety-degree angle.“Reporting, Young Master. All of Prince Willy’s forces have been captured as ordered… and the Divine Stone has been delivered to the Draken City residence,” Candra reported firmly.“Good, Ca
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Alex’s announcement echoed like thunder splitting the skies of Heliox. It was not merely a declaration of love, but a proclamation of absolute power. Before the shattered pride of Willy, who now crawled in madness, Alex stood as the new axis of that world.“Seven days,” Alex said in a tone that allowed no objection, yet his eyes shimmered with tenderness as he looked at the three women in his embrace.“In seven days, this entire land will witness a wedding unlike anything in history. Prepare a feast that will not run out for seven nights, and make sure every commoner to the highest noble bows in gratitude for this peace.”Candra immediately knelt, his head nearly touching the marble floor.“Your command is received, Young Master! All our resources will be mobilized at once. Your wedding will become a new legend… of an eternal harem…”*Six days before the grand day, the atmosphere inside the palace felt strikingly different from the bustling preparations outside. Around the Twin Drago
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The awkward, heart-pounding atmosphere of that night was eventually replaced by the break of dawn. However, the peace within the Twin Dragon Palace did not last long.That morning, an emergency scroll sealed with red wax arrived on Queen Auriel’s desk. Its contents were so urgent that the Queen was forced to postpone several wedding preparations and convene an impromptu meeting in the main hall with the elders of Heliox.The hall, usually magnificent, was now filled with a thick aura of panic. White-bearded elders whispered among themselves with tense expressions, while several ministers broke into cold sweats as they clutched reports in their hands.“A disaster, Your Majesty! This is truly a disaster!” cried the Grand Elder at the front as he bowed deeply.“An unknown black plague has erupted in the Sacred River Province. In less than twenty-four hours, thousands of our people have fallen! Their skin is blistering, and it is said that the disease rapidly devours their internal organs
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The roar of the Twin Dragon Palace’s supersonic private jet tore through the blue sky, heading south toward the Sacred River Province. Inside the luxurious yet silent cabin, Alex sat leaning back with his eyes closed, while Candra, seated across from him, busied himself checking the landing coordinates on a tactical tablet in his hand.“Young Master, the latest report states that the red zone has expanded all the way to the upstream region. The military has blockaded the land routes, but they are reporting a weather anomaly—a thin purple mist that does not dissipate even under strong winds,” Candra reported, his tone far more serious now.Alex did not open his eyes, but the corner of his lips lifted slightly.“A mist that defies the laws of nature? That’s not weather, Candra. That’s likely the source of the poison… and this may not be a mere outbreak. This could be someone doing this for the sake of ambition…”It took them less than an hour to arrive at the border of the Sacred River
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Alex turned toward the crowd of citizens writhing in pain. Time was his greatest enemy now. Searching for an antidote without knowing the exact composition of that black alchemical poison was impossible—even for a former God Cultivator like him.Yet, allowing thousands of lives to perish while he hunted the culprits upstream was something he could not accept.“Candra, pull back all medical personnel! Give me a fifty-meter radius!” Alex commanded, his voice shaking the air around the landing site.“Young Master, what are you going to do?!” Candra exclaimed warily, but he immediately moved to drive the confused doctors and soldiers away.At the same time, Alex stepped into the center between the emergency tents and the water filtration station. He took a deep breath…“If I can’t eradicate the poison now, then I can only stabilize their bodies so their internal organs won’t collapse…”He stomped his right foot into the ground.BOOOOM!A wave of golden energy erupted from beneath him, for
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The crowd of Tirta Village villagers pressed forward even closer, the tips of hoes and sharpened wooden sticks now only centimeters away from Alex’s body.Insults and accusations continued to fly, creating a deafening noise that tested the patience of the former God Cultivator. For Alex, knocking them all down would be as easy as blinking—but he knew they were merely victims of ignorance.“Listen!” Alex’s voice thundered, yet he remained standing still.“I will not repeat myself. This water is death in disguise.”“Lies! You just want us to die of thirst!” roared the burly man, swinging a wooden beam toward Alex’s shoulder.But Alex did not dodge. He caught the beam with just two fingers, then with a slight flick, shattered it into fine splinters.BOOOOM!For a moment, silence fell over the crowd. But instead of calming them, their fear twisted into even greater hysteria.“Look! He’s using dark magic! He must be a sorcerer who cursed our river!” the old woman screamed, pointing at Alex
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Alex gazed calmly at the pillar of water that surged crystal-clear from the depths of the earth. He neither needed worship nor excessive gratitude. To him, saving those oppressed by this cruel conspiracy was simply a moral obligation—one befitting someone who had once stood at the very peak of cultivation. He raised his hand, signaling the village head to rise from his prostration. The atmosphere in the field, once suffocating, was now filled with the scent of damp earth and a long-lost coolness that had finally returned to Tirta Village. “Stand up, Pak Kades,” Alex said, his voice heavy with unquestionable authority. “This water belongs to all of you. I’ve sealed the well’s inner walls with a trace of Qi to ensure no contaminated seepage from the surrounding soil can enter. This water will remain pure—even if the river out there turns into a sea of bile.” The villagers looked at Alex with eyes now filled purely with admiration and respect. Some mothers approached, bringing their w
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The sound of Alex's energy explosion left a small crater in the middle of the cave path, but unexpectedly, the guards in porcelain masks showed not a single shred of fear. Even though several of them had just been slammed violently against the stone walls until they cracked, they rose immediately with stiff movements, as if the concept of pain was foreign to them.One of the guards closest to the cave entrance stepped forward. A dry, mocking laugh echoed through the air."A stray dragon..." the voice vibrated in the cold mountain air."Do you think a small burst of raw energy can stop this grand project? Your bravery only proves how shallow your knowledge is regarding whom you are truly facing."The guard raised his black spear, pointing it directly at Alex's heart. The tip of the spear quivered, emitting a darkening resonance of purple energy."You are but one man. While in this region, we number more than twenty..." the guard continued dismissively."This is your final warning, stra
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These cultivators were no longer human... they were merely vessels of flesh forced to harbor high-level toxins. In their hands, purple energy solidified into sharp claws capable of tearing through steel as if it were mere sheets of paper.However, Alex remained standing like a statue. He didn't even blink as the first energy claw stopped only a few centimeters from his face."One," Alex whispered softly.DUARRR!Without moving his feet, Alex unleashed a short-range punch coated in pure golden light. The blow struck the chest of the silver-haired cultivator leading the charge. Instantly, the sound of crushing ribs echoed, followed by a sickening explosion of energy.The cultivator's body should have been obliterated, but an anomaly occurred. A thick purple fluid spurted from his pores, attempting to stitch the damaged tissues back together within milliseconds."Hahaha! We cannot die! This poison is our life!" the silver-haired man roared, his face distorted.Alex smirked coldly."Canno
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The explosion of the silver-haired leader's body left a deathly silence at the mouth of the Cave of a Thousand Tears. A pungent, fishy black liquid splattered onto Alex's robe, but with a slight vibration of his Qi, the liquid evaporated into ash before it could touch his skin.Alex gazed at the remaining black stains on the ground with a flat expression."Hox... He planted a trigger inside the hearts of his subordinates so their secrets wouldn't leak. Truly a cliché method for those who call themselves 'God'."The name continued to echo in Alex's mind. If it were true that Hox was the mastermind behind this plague, and considering his connections within Auriel's circle, then this threat was far greater than mere water contamination. This was a mass depopulation effort.Without wasting time, Alex stepped into the cave, which was now dimly lit due to parts of the roof having collapsed. He passed the remains of shattered crystal tubes, but his divine sense of smell caught a different sc