All Chapters of The Ultimate God-King: Chapter 51
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For a moment, the entire room fell silent. Then everyone exploded. “You’ve got some nerve showing up here!” “Do you even know where you are?!” “How dare you walk into the Winston family’s home!” “You’re asking for death!” “You killed our people!” “You ruined our young master’s surgery!” “You stole our family’s hope!” “Get on your knees and apologize!” “Beg for forgiveness!” “Do you think you can scare us?” “This is the Winston family!” “We have power! We have connections!” “Do you think you can fight all of us by yourself?” “You won’t leave this place alive!” The old woman pointed at him with trembling fingers, her face twisted with hatred. “It was him!” she shrieked. “He took the donor away! He caused all of this! He made my grandson suffer!” She cried. “He deserves to die!” The others immediately echoed her words. “That’s right!” “Make him pay!” “Break his legs!” “Take his life!” “Teach him what happens when you offend the Winston family!” Even Mike’s express
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Conor let out a quiet sigh and looked around at the furious faces surrounding him. Then he rubbed the space between his brows as if he had developed a headache. “Interesting,” he said calmly. “I’ve only been here a few minutes, yet I’ve already been told I’ll pay the price more times than I can count.” His gaze swept across the room. “At this point, I almost feel disappointed.” He paused before adding in a polite, elegant tone,“Surely a family of your status can come up with a threat that isn’t borrowed from the last person who failed to stop me.” The room fell into a tense silence before erupting again with angered voices. “You arrogant bastard!” “He’s mocking us!” “How dare he speak like that!” Mike’s expression darkened as a cold laugh slipped from his lips. “You really are an idiot,” he said slowly, eyes fixed on Conor. “Do you honestly think defeating a few ordinary fighters makes you invincible?” He took his time, letting the contempt sink in. “Do you eve
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The Winston family members started shouting again, emboldened. “Kill him!” “Don’t show mercy!” “Make him regret stepping into this house!” “He has no idea what he’s facing!”Their fury swelled.It wasn’t just anger anymore. It was humiliation that had been sitting in their chests, growing heavier with every calm word Conor had spoken.How he stood there and looked at them like they were beneath him and how he had dismissed their threats as if they were child’s play.That wasn’t something a family like the Winstons could forgive.One of the younger men slammed his fist into his palm. “He’s been looking down on us this entire time… like we’re nothing.”“After everything we’ve built…” another hissed, jaw tight. “This idiot walks in and talks like we’re beggars on the street.”The old woman’s lips curled with bitterness. “He doesn’t understand what he’s done. Disrespecting the Winston name in our own home…” Mike crossed his arms, watching Conor with cold satisfaction. “This is
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The Winston family erupted at once. “Yes!” “Make him kneel!” “Apologize!” “Bring the girl back!” “Or die here!” The old woman’s face twisted with hatred as she screamed, “I want him broken! I don’t care how it’s done!” Amid the furious shouting, Mike kept his eyes on Conor, waiting patiently. He looked completely at ease, confident and certain. As though the ending of this confrontation had already been decided. Conor looked at Mike in silence, then he smiled. “You know,” he said thoughtfully, “for people who keep talking about sending others to hell, you all seem very confident that heaven has reserved seats for you.” The room went dead quiet. Conor glanced around at the furious faces before adding politely, “And as for kneeling… I’m afraid that habit isn’t one I’ve picked up.” His gaze drifted toward John. “As for bringing back the little girl…” He paused. “The fact that you’re still calling her ‘the donor’ tells me this conversation has gone on far longe
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Mike’s confident smile slowly faded from his face. Even the old woman’s mouth fell open. “How…?” she whispered, her voice trembling. “How is this possible? Master John… he’s actually being pushed back?” The room fell completely silent, everyone was still stunned. “How… how is this possible?” “He’s so young…” “And he’s this strong?” “An A-rank martial artist… at his age?” “This can’t be real…” Even John himself couldn’t believe it. He staggered back a step, eyes wide with disbelief. “You…” he growled. “You’re not normal.” Conor tilted his head slightly. “That’s usually not a compliment,” he said mildly. John’s expression twisted with rage. “Don’t mock me!” His aura exploded outward. “I’ve lived for decades!” John shouted. “I’ve fought my way through blood and death!” He clenched both fists. “Do you think you can look down on me?!” Mike shouted from behind him, desperate now. “Master John! Finish him! Kill him right now!” The Winston family also scr
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Conor let out a faint sneer. “So that useless Noah actually managed to build such a reputation outside.” The words fell into the room like a thunderclap. Everyone froze. The Winston family stared at him in stunned silence, unable to process what they had just heard. Useless? Mad Tiger Noah Jackson—the legendary figure John spoke of with nothing but fear and reverence—had been dismissed with a single sentence. Mike swallowed hard, his throat had gone dry. “What… what did he just say?” The old woman’s trembling lips parted slightly. “He called Mad Tiger Noah… useless?” Her mind went blank. John had already been regarded as an untouchable master in their eyes. Noah, the master of John’s master, existed only as a mythical figure far beyond their reach. Yet this young man before them had spoken of Noah with casual disdain, as though he were talking about an insignificant servant. Who exactly was he? Could it be… Did he actually know the master of Master John
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John’s entire body trembled violently. Tears mixed with blood as they dripped onto the polished marble beneath him. “God King, I beg you! I have an old mother to care for. I have disciples under me. Please don’t kill me!” “Please… I’ll do anything you ask, tell you everything I know! I’ll never oppose you again!” The once-arrogant martial arts master was sobbing uncontrollably. No one in the room could believe what they were seeing. The same John who had entered the Winston residence with his hands behind his back, treating everyone as beneath him… The same John who barely acknowledged their existence… The same John who had spoken as though he alone decided who lived and who died… That very man was now kneeling before a young man, crying and begging for mercy like a frightened child. Mike staggered back a step. His lips trembled. “T-This can’t be real…” He rubbed his eyes frantically. “No… no… I must be seeing things. That’s Master John…” he muttered. “Master Joh
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John’s defeat drove the entire room into despair. The living room had fallen into complete silence, but it wasn’t the peaceful kind. It was the silence of people watching their last hope crumble before their eyes. John remained kneeling on the bloodstained marble, his forehead pressed firmly against the floor. “God King… please spare me,” he pleaded hoarsely. “I know my sins are unforgivable, but I beg you…” His body trembled as he lowered his head even further. “Please… have mercy…” His broken pleas echoed through the room. Nobody paid attention to them anymore. Because everyone else’s minds had already gone blank. Mike stood frozen in place, hands shook uncontrollably. His face had turned as pale as paper. “It’s over…” he muttered. “We’re finished…” One of the Winston family members collapsed onto the sofa, his face drained of color. “Master John lost…” he muttered in disbelief. “He actually lost. How can someone like him lose?” Another person’s eyes reddened with panic
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Conor looked at them, then he laughed. “Hah…” The sound wasn’t loud, yet it made everyone shiver. There was no amusement in it. No trace of joy. It was a cold, hollow laugh that sent chills racing down their spines. He slowly lifted his gaze, his eyes sweeping across the Winston family one by one. “What do I want?” His voice was calm. Mike’s heart skipped a beat. “T-That’s right…” he stammered, forcing himself to speak through his fear. “What do you want? Whatever it is… we’ll do it.” He looked at Conor with trembling eyes, clinging desperately to the faint hope that there was still a way out. Conor’s smile faded, and his gaze turned ice-cold. “You targeted my daughter.” The room plunged into silence. “You kidnapped her. You used her to threaten me. You frightened a little girl who had done nothing to you.” His voice remained steady, but each word was colder than the last. “And now…” He took a slow step forward. “You still dare ask me what I want?”
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She looked at him, shaken. “This is humiliation…” Mike’s jaw tightened. “It’s survival.” A long pause. Then, slowly, her knees gave way. Her body lowered with visible resistance, as though every inch cost her dignity. Finally… Thud. Her forehead touched the floor. And with that, the last of the Winston family followed. One after another, they knelt, kowtowed and begged. “Please forgive us…” “We were blind…” “We didn’t know…” “Spare us…” The once-proud Winston residence had turned into a field of bowed heads and broken voices. And at the center of it all, Conor stood motionless, just watching. For a brief moment, even in the midst of the bowed heads and trembling apologies, Conor’s expression shifted. A faint crease formed between his brows, it was confusion. Conor was perplexed. How could they possibly have known that Lily—his daughter—would turn out to be a perfect match for their grandson? The thought left him unsettled. He looked down at