To Reincarnate He Needs To Die But REGENS 99,999 HP PER SECOND! - Manhwa Recap

The story begins with the princess of humanity, named Ha Jenna, saying that as soon as he defeats the Demon King, he'll return so they can have an incredible wedding. He tells her not to worry, promising that he will definitely bring victory to their race.

In the next scene, he is already face to face with the strongest base of the demons. Standing in front of it, he yells that he wants to see them resist this attack. With that, his entire group charges toward the Demon King. On that day, it had been 18 years since he joined the human army, and now finally they were about to destroy the strongest base of the demons.

The protagonist declares that the battle of thousands of years will end by his hand. He slashes at the Demon King and claims that this is humanity's final victory. However, the creature looks at him and asks if he's sure about that. The system then warns him of the danger. The demon's stomach begins to swell, and he announces that if he's going to die, everyone will go with him.

The poor protagonist asks why the demon has to be so toxic. With that, a massive explosion wipes out the area. As the smoke begins to clear, the system informs him that he has 2 minutes left to live. However, it also congratulates him for his leadership and for his contribution to the human race. As a reward for all he has done, he is given the chance to be reincarnated. The system asks if he wants to accept, and he clicks yes immediately. Only an idiot would refuse something like that.

Then he hears a voice telling him to wake up because they're coming. He opens his eyes and realizes he has been reincarnated. Standing up, he mutters that the damn Demon King thought it would be easy to kill him. But right next to him, there's a group of horned demons staring at him. The protagonist looks around and asks why there's a bunch of ugly demons staring at him like that.

An old demon named Ly tells him to get moving because the Blue Union is coming, and they're all going to die. Touching his face, the protagonist asks what the old man is talking about. Then he mimes a mirror nearby and slowly moves to take a look. He is reincarnated as a rank D demon named Gan Dongo. Panicked, he asks why in the world he reincarnated as a demon. He calls the damn system and demands an explanation as to why the hero of humanity has been reborn as a filthy creature like this. The other demons watch in confusion.

The system appears and apologizes, saying there was a small error during the reincarnation process. He demands the system fix it, but it explains that unfortunately, nothing can be done. In frustration, he grabs the system and demands to speak to the manager to find out who's running this mess. The system then says it will try to create an opportunity for him to be reborn. A mission appears: he can reincarnate as a human if he dies again; however, suicide won't work. The system disappears before his eyes.

The demons around him ask if Dongo has gone crazy since waking up. The old man L tells them not to worry; every time something bad happens, he turns useless. Meanwhile, Dongo is more concerned about the human princess marrying someone else. Then a ranked mage named La Meer says she senses the Blue Union approaching. Except for their leader, who is rank B, they stand no chance against these enemies. The only way to survive is to use the escape route. If the Union captures them, they'll be tortured.

This Blue Union is actually a friend of Dongo, but now he's a demon, so he has the obvious idea of finding the humans so he can die and reincarnate. He heads toward the cave. The demons ask what he thinks he's doing. The old man warns him to leave because it's full of humans, but the protagonist says running away won't solve anyone's problems. He'll buy them as much time as possible so they can escape. The others are impressed and ask if this is the coward they've always known.

Suddenly, Dongo senses something. A magic circle appears above, and rocks start falling. When he looks, the only exit is completely blocked. Then small footsteps approach. The daughter of the Demon King, a rank B demon named Liu Bingi, says they grew up together. She refuses to leave anyone behind in a time like this, but Dongo already wants to kill this girl who refuses to let him die. He prepares to punch her, telling her to forget it. He punches the rock, but he ends up losing health instead. Turning back, he calls her stupid, all while thinking about how much his hand hurts.

Poor Bingi wonders why she's being scolded. Meanwhile, Lahi asks how he dares speak to royalty like that. Dongo responds that they should never underestimate a man's determination to sacrifice himself for others. Bingi blushes, as she had never noticed how manly and courageous this boy could be. However, the others start saying that if the lunatic wants to die, they should let him. After all, everyone else needs to escape.

Dongo says that all they've been doing is hiding and asks what's so terrifying about humans, claiming that he's a brave demon. For everyone's safety, he will die with dignity. The group is left impressed while Dwood desperately begs them to believe this nonsense. The problem is that Bingi is all emotional now. Lahi says it's better to let the boy go since he seems so determined.

With that, Dongo happily strides off and indeed soon comes face to face with the humans. Opening his arms wide, he taunts them to come at him, calling them a bunch of weak soldiers and daring anyone brave enough to kill him. The humans rush toward him, shouting about how they've just received a free target. Dongo is overjoyed, thinking he will finally be reincarnated and return to being human.

However, an arrow suddenly flies and hits one of the humans in the chest. Instantly, panic ensues as the humans scream that it's a trap. L, who has entered an exalted state, has risen to rank B+. He declares that it has been 3 years since he felt the thrill of battle like he did when fighting alongside the Demon King. The system explains that demons can gain a temporary surge of power when in an emotionally heightened state.

Poor Dongo is devastated. L then explains that ever since the Demon King's death, the lack of resistance had allowed humans to continue attacking demon lands because the demons kept running away. The humans assume they were weak and kept taking everything. He then tells Dongo that this time he's absolutely right.

Bei steps forward, declaring that today the demon race will resist. The Blue Union soldiers are confused by what's happening while Dongo stands frozen, wondering why these demons are getting so inspired. Suddenly, Bingi also enters an exalted state and rises to rank A. She announces that no one will be left behind today. The humans are terrified as there wasn't supposed to be a ranked demon there.

Bingi begins to unleash a cosmic explosion of tribulation fire. She attacks the humans mercilessly, and in the next moment, a massive crater is formed. The once powerful Blue Union has been obliterated. To make things worse for Dongo, he levels up not by one but by 10 levels at once and gains a pile of items. The poor guy collapses to the ground crying, saying that ever since his first day as a demon, all he has wanted is to die.

The scene shifts to the capital city of Yu and the Hu residence. A horn demon named Cayen Doo, though calling them horn is a bit pointless since everyone is, after all, asked about the failed plan. Another demon wearing glasses responds to the royal figure, confirming the plan's failure. The original idea had been to wait for the perfect moment when her majesty was completely surrounded by the Blue Union. At that exact moment, Master Chang Wujin would lead the demon army to rescue her dramatically. He would stand atop the corpses of the humans and bring her back by the arm, ensuring she fell for him.

However, the plan was a complete failure because Bingi entered an exalted state and wiped out the Blue Union. Kuko then turns to the demon on the throne and asks the general what they should do now. The figure on the throne, Huan, declares that all military power still rests in his hands. Using the influence of the three great demon orders, they will force her to marry his son. He commands his troops to march the next day and make a formal marriage proposal. That nonsense about winning her love is a complete waste of time.

At that moment, Bingi is thinking about the protagonist, recalling how manly he was in such a dangerous situation. She summons La Meer and instructs her to bring Dongo, saying she wants to give him an appropriate reward. La Meer wonders what kind of reward this could be, imagining the princess has something serious in mind. She tells Bingi to wait while she fetches the boy.

Meanwhile, Dongo is busy drinking himself silly. The system advises him to start spending his points since he earned 120, but Dongo curses at the system, refusing to spend anything. Looking at himself, he sees he is now a rank D demon. He's still relatively easy to kill, but the problem is figuring out where to find a human to do it. Suddenly, La Meer arrives and informs him that her majesty is looking for the drunkard.

However, Dongo insists on testing something with her first. She asks why he's drunk so much, but before she can react, he pushes her aside, saying she's about to find out. He moves toward a fire and says he needs her help to die. She assumes he's asking her to kill him in some unconventional way, never imagining that this little guy could be so bold. She promptly knocks him unconscious, declaring that's not the right time because as of today, he belongs to her majesty.

Sometime later, Dongo finds himself in front of Bingi, who grants him the freedom to walk throughout the palace. Additionally, he has gifted the Slayer's set, which will allow him to become a true hero. La Meer is stunned, realizing that Bingi has just handed over the armor of the former Demon King as a gift. Dongo examines the set full of rare items and wonders why he's been given such an overpowered collection. Knowing she wouldn't accept that gift, Dongo simply steps away, saying he's leaving.

Bingi, with her curvaceous figure, is startled that the boy doesn't seem impressed by it. However, as he's walking away, some individuals are watching him. An old man named Wei Ming is furious that Dongo will receive the Demon King's set just for what he did that day. He says that such a reward should only be given to a demon who demonstrates power to the world, calling it irresponsible to do otherwise. Wei Ming seems to be an ally of the general on the throne as he mentions that this act forces him to side with the man.

At that moment, D approaches and calls out to the old man, who's already itching to kill this shameless brat who dares to push his luck. But instead, Dongo stretches out his hand and says the set can stay with him. Wei Ming is shocked, asking why he would give it up. Dongo simply tells him to keep it, explaining that he's trying to die, and a set like this would only hinder his plans. He then adds that it was her majesty who asked him to hand it over as a token of appreciation for all Wei Ming had done for the city.

Before Wei Ming can respond, Dongo dashes off, waving goodbye. Wei Ming stands there confused until he suddenly yells to the heavens, calling himself shameless for even considering betraying her majesty. Later, Dongo is sitting on a staircase, realizing there's no one in this place willing to kill him. Then he hears someone nearby saying the young master has finally returned. The person bows and informs him that the general has decided to begin operations tomorrow. Soldiers will be sent to propose a marriage between him and the princess, and anyone who opposes it will be killed immediately.

This grabs Dongo's attention. If that's the case, it seems he'll only have to stay in this filthy place for one more day. The next day at the Kingdom's conference hall, many people are engaged in conversation, but Dongo finds it boring and wishes they would get to the important part. Kuko then addresses her highness, saying that for 3 years, the humans have been retreating further and further, unable even to capture the city.

Bingi responds, saying the general's actions are indeed impressive, and he is responsible for many victories, deserving a reward. C then says that if her truly means what she says, he has a favor to ask. He summons his son Wuin and requests that she bless him with marriage. He mentions that they've grown up together all this time. Bingi, seemingly a bit slow in the uptake, notes that they haven't seen each other in 3 years and asks who Wuin wants to marry.

That's when Wuin explains that he wants her to marry him. She is shocked, asking what he's talking about since they don't even like each other. The general, however, says that's irrelevant. For the first time in thousands of years, a woman is ruling the city of Yun, and rumors of the kingdom's weakening are spreading. If she ascends to the throne alone, things will only get worse. However, she could easily silence everyone by marrying Wuin. The people behind him nod, agreeing that it makes sense. Besides, young Master Wuin is very handsome and would be a perfect match.

L, however, is furious, calling the general disgusting for putting her majesty in such a position. Bingi seems torn, unsure of how to respond. Dongo sees the opportunity he's been waiting for. He steps forward, prompting the old man to ask where he's going. Dongo grabs Bingi's arm and says she shouldn't let threats dictate her decisions. Everyone has the right to make the choice that brings them the most happiness.

Bingi, flustered, doesn't know how to respond. Dongo then asks the others how they can shamelessly force something like this. That's when Wuin recognizes him as the same boy who gave up the armor yesterday. Bingi tries to apologize and says she won't accept the proposal. However, Wuin interrupts, stating that he has worked tirelessly for this kingdom and all he asks for today is a reward. He advises her to think carefully about her decision.

L draws his bow and asks if the general is trying to force her to abdicate the throne this way. Wei Ming also steps in, warning the general to tread carefully. However, Huan declares that he holds all the military power in this place and asks if they're truly ready to start a war. Bingi lowers her head, asking everyone to stop and says she agrees with the general's words.

Dongo, however, bursts out laughing. He says that as the rightful heir to the throne, Bingi has more claim to it than anyone else and should fight for it. He turns to Huan and asks why everyone is so afraid of him. The general approaches and asks who this child is. Dongo spits in his face, calling him just a low-ranking general of the former Demon King and questioning why he has so much military power when he's just a lackey. So it doesn't make sense for him to act so arrogantly.

All this while patting the fool's face, to top it off, Dongo declares that Bingi is not only the most formidable and powerful person in the kingdom but also the most beautiful. So how could that strange son of a man ever deserve her? The enraged general tells Dongo to shut up and asks who in the world would be worthy of her if not his son, who is a great soldier.

The cheeky Dongo claims that he is, after all, two days ago in the cave, they connected on a deep level. Dongo is confident that the damn general will finally kill him now. He looks devastated while Mei Wei mutters that she knew this would happen. The audience begins to whisper that during the Blue Union invasion, Dongo was the first to stand up and fight against them. Meanwhile, Bingi is emotionally moved by how far Dongo is willing to go for her.

The general, however, asks if Dongo truly wants to die that badly. Of course, Dongo does, pointing at his neck and saying that if the general has the guts, he should just strike there. Otherwise, he'll lose his head. As Dongo not only publicly humiliated him but also tarnished the dignity of her majesty for all these unforgivable offenses, the general declares that he will grant Dongo's wish.

Activating a powerful technique, his fist glows, and everyone begins to flee. In an instant, he stretches his arm back and punches Dongo straight in the chest. Wei Ming rushes forward, shouting that it's too late now, while Dongo cheers, telling Huan to wait for him. He'll finally reunite with her. The entire area explodes. Flames rise as everyone watches in shock, but Wuin appears confused.

Someone emerges from the chaos, and Wujin wonders how this is even possible. Dongo had received a token from the Demon King's military order. Because of this token, he immediately jumped 40 levels and gained a passive ability. When his health drops below 30%, his defense increases fivefold. Worse yet, every 15 attacks he receives are reflected back, dealing critical damage.

The onlookers whisper that such a token can only be granted by her majesty. As far as they know, only the Demon King himself could bestow such a blessing. It turns out Bingi was the one who gave Dongo the token. She explains that her grandfather and father had entrusted the token to Huan because of his loyalty in life and death. However, now she decided to give it to Dongo, granting him the right to become a general and lead part of the demon army.

Huan doesn't look too impressed, assuming no one would dare betray him. He scans the room, waiting to see if anyone will challenge him, but Wei Ming steps forward and congratulates Dongo, acknowledging him as the new general. La decides to follow suit, reasoning that if Wei Ming supports him, it's best to do the same. Soon, Huan and the soldiers begin recognizing Dongo as the new general. No one wanted to align with anyone other than the queen's supporters.

This pleases everyone except Dongo, who is frustrated by the turn of events. Left with no choice, Huan concedes, saying that since she entrusted the military order emblem to Dongo, it proves she trusts him. However, he questions how such a weak soldier will command an entire army. To prove himself, Dongo will need to lead a team through the ancient demon cavern, a test of survival only for those deemed worthy by the kings of old.

The elders shout at Huan, calling the test ridiculous, as no one has survived the cavern in the past 100 years. Bingi agrees, pointing out that the place is considered forbidden, as everyone who enters dies. But Dongo's eyes light up with excitement. A cave where no one has survived in 100 years? Perfect! The general laughs, calling them all cowards. Dongo raises his hand, agreeing with the general and asking where this ancient demon cavern is. He's ready to go now.

His friends are wide-eyed in disbelief. 200 years ago, during the Great Crisis, the Demon King sacrificed himself to protect his people, sealing the last demonic element in the cavern for the next king to claim. However, no demon has managed to pass the test since then. Wei Ming explains that entering the cavern requires at least two people. Who else would dare go with Dongo? The soldiers murmur among themselves, wondering who's crazy enough to volunteer.

A general declares that if Dongo wants to take the test, it's up to him to find a partner. That's when someone raises their hand—it's Wuin. His father slaps him across the face, demanding to know when he started making his own decisions. But Wuin calmly responds, asking if his father thinks he's inferior. The soldiers whisper that someone like Wuin, the future of their race, shouldn't risk himself. But Wuin insists that only one approved by the Ancients can inherit the king's power, and if there's going to be a new Demon King, it should be him.

His father doesn't look pleased, but the decision is made. The next day, Dongo approaches Wuin, congratulating him on the choice. He suggests that since Dongo seems so weak, this could be an opportunity to kill him in the cavern. Out of nowhere, Wuin starts straightening his hair, saying he knows exactly what he's doing. Meanwhile, La Meer warns Dongo that Wuin is selfish and that he should be careful. But Dongo is thrilled, as Wuin's presence increases his chances of dying.

Suddenly, Wei Ming arrives, addressing Dongo as general and presenting him with the best buff and healing potions in the kingdom. Dongo thanks him but is obviously unhappy about it. Soon, everyone gathers at the entrance to the ancient demon cavern. Dongo hands Wuin some potions. La Meer asks if they're ready, and Bingi, standing strong and powerful, tells Dongo that he must survive.

Wuin stares ahead, declaring that the next demon king of this place is about to be born. The formation activates, and the golden circle disappears, taking both of them with it. Inside the cavern, Dongo unlocks the mission: Test of the Ancestors. Invisible rank D monsters are already observing them. Wuin comments that he can imagine the kind of monsters that live in this place. D remembers that La Meer warned him about Wuin being very treacherous, so he knows he needs to stay cautious.

He spreads his arms wide, announcing that he's only wearing a white armor set, meaning his defense stats are extremely low. Confused, Wuin doesn't understand why Dongo is exposing himself like this when they don't even know who their enemies are. What Wuin doesn't know is that Dongo is eagerly waiting for him to stab him in the back. Wuin summons a red blade, and Dongo grows excited, convinced that his moment has finally arrived.

Suddenly, someone yells "flower" as something flashes past Dongo. A creature appears, and in the next second, it's already been sliced in half. Dongo is confused by Wuin's incredible potential, but before he can react, a swarm of creatures begins attacking them. Wuin stretches out his arm and summons another flower. As the creatures close in, he releases a flurry of petals into the air. A sudden burst of energy from his hands creates countless slashes, shredding the creatures to pieces.

Dongo remarks that it's impressive. Dongo had already detected those soul bats, using himself as bait to lure all the creatures and then taking them out in one fell swoop was a clever strategy. However, Wuin warns him not to think they are equals just because of something like that. Dongo readily agrees, saying he knows he's nowhere near Wuin's incredible level.

Not one to be humble, Wuin responds with "of course." The scene shifts as Wuin unleashes Annihilation Slash and activates the Blade of the Flower. Dongo is left bewildered. His plan was to get stabbed in the back by this guy, but Wuin is so competitive that he's charging ahead, killing all the monsters instead. To make matters worse, since Wuin doesn't stop slaughtering, the creatures are all focused on him, leaving Dongo in no danger whatsoever.

Still, Dongo is determined to eventually draw all the monsters' attention to himself. He realizes he has 48 points to spend and wonders if he could use them to help with this plan. Later, Wuin remarks that according to the map, they've reached the deepest part of the cavern. What strikes him as odd is that Dongo hasn't killed a single monster yet. Wuin doesn't want to believe it, but maybe Dongo really is just a weakling leeching off his experience.

Suddenly, the ground begins to shake. The dungeon activates, and a mission appears: Protect the Demon King's Messengers. It's a high-difficulty mission with a 20-minute time limit. A horde of creatures emerges, surrounding them. Wuin's expression changes immediately. He activates his flower ability and throws it toward one of the creatures, but it effortlessly blocks the attack. The creature opens its arms and fires a laser into the sky, summoning a meteor that crashes down on Wuin.

The explosion is massive, but Wuin survives. Before he can retreat, however, another attack comes from within the flames. Dongo, meanwhile, is thrilled. He's allocated all 480 points into strength, leaving his defense at the bare minimum. This way, with a single attack, he plans to draw every creature's focus onto himself. Wuin, struggling, convinces himself that Dongo is clearly incomparable to him in this universe.

It's obvious now that Dongo is weak. Wuin unleashes his ultimate technique, causing a rain of thorns to fall upon the creatures. However, nothing happens. Standing before the largest creature, Wuin demands its death. The thorns embedded in the ground explode, but the monster remains almost completely intact, with 90% of its defenses still up. Wuin is at a loss. He's used his final technique, and the creature is essentially invulnerable.

It retaliates by firing purple energy at him as all the creatures converge. Wuin finds himself surrounded. Meanwhile, Dongo casually strolls closer. He sneaks up behind the massive creature and prepares a surprise attack. He lands a powerful blow, creating a gaping hole in the creature's body. Instantly, every other monster turns its attention toward Dongo, tossing Wuin aside and rushing at him.

Dongo is stunned by the sheer strength he now possesses. He never imagined that 480 points in strength would be so effective. Wuin, on the other hand, is baffled, concluding that the monster must have a weak spot on its back. It finally makes sense to him: Dongo hadn't been attacking because he noticed this from the beginning and was deliberately creating the perfect opportunity.

Now surrounded by monsters, Dongo receives a system notification: "You are drawing the attention of all creatures." Standing confidently with his arms crossed, Dongo grins. His strategy has finally worked, and he's become the monster's sole target. One of the rank D creatures leaps at him, and Dongo is certain it will finish him off. He gestures with his finger, taunting it to come at him, and opens his arms wide in celebration. Finally, he's going to become human again.

But just as the monster is about to strike, a flower appears from behind him. Wuin activates the Piercing Petal Shift. Wuin manages to cut down the creature, leaving Dongo stunned as the remains fall to the ground. Only three messengers remain. While Dongo feels desolate, Wuin comments that he liked Dongo's strategy of drawing the enemy's attention.

With Wuin having just dealt significant damage, the creatures turn their focus back to him. Dongo, tearing his hair out, wonders what this guy is talking about. He had worked so hard to become the target of all the monsters. Wuin runs off, and Dongo chases after him, shouting that there's no way he's letting this guy die now.

Dongo punches another creature, creating a massive crater in the ground. He spreads his arms wide and declares that the buff is now with him, sticking his tongue out at the creatures. He taunts them to attack, proudly proclaiming himself as the perfect target. Standing still with a smug smile, he waits. But of course, Wuin attacks from behind again.

The creature shifts its focus, and Dongo yells at it not to flee. Unfortunately, his next punch lands, completely depleting the creature's health bar. Now only one messenger remains. Dongo rushes toward it, pleading for the love of God to hit him already. The creature raises its blade, aiming it at him. Dongo smiles, ready to finally meet his end.

But before the attack can land, another petal strikes from behind, slicing the creature apart. The remains fall to the ground, and all enemies have been defeated. Wuin compliments Dongo, saying his combat instincts are truly remarkable. He admits he didn't expect them to work together so efficiently. However, Dongo is furious. He never wanted teamwork in the first place.

Wuin, trying to be gracious, admits he doesn't usually say things like this, but he acknowledges that Dongo is strong, worthy even to compete for the greatest glory in the world alongside him. Suddenly, the ground begins to tremble. Electricity crackles from the floor as a voice echoes, announcing that it has been centuries since anyone dared to enter this cavern.

The voice says it thought no new prodigy would have the courage to challenge for the title of Demon King. A flash of light blinds them both, and a massive blue dragon appears, congratulating them for passing the test. But the dragon declares that the real challenge begins now. Only one of them can leave the cavern alive. They have 10 minutes to fight to the death, and the survivor will inherit the title of Demon King. If they refuse, both will die by the dragon's hand.

Wuin is visibly shaken, demanding to know why they must fight each other to the death. He hesitates, uncertain. Even as the future of the demon race, he can't gauge Dongo's true strength. Meanwhile, Dongo is overjoyed, shouting that God has given him a gift. Finally, the perfect opportunity to die has arrived.

Wuin, seeing Dongo stripping off his shirt, assumes his opponent is incredibly determined and resolves not to lose. While Wuin prepares for battle, Dongo continues undressing, losing 50 defense points as he discards his armor, standing in nothing but shorts and his dimensional backpack. Dongo yells at Wuin to hurry up and strike him in the chest to claim the Demon King title. Just hit me already, Dongo urges. One attack and you'll become the strongest of our generation.

But Wuin grows suspicious. Why would Dongo agree to come to this place and now, just a step away from claiming the title, want to give up? It doesn't add up. Dongo, frustrated, mutters to himself about how stubborn this guy is, shouting again for Wuin to take the reward already.

Wuin places his blade at Dongo's neck and says, "You've earned the trust of her majesty, military power, and extraordinary strength. Even with normal attacks, you've been taking out rank A+ demons. If we fought seriously, I might not even win. So why are you trying to surrender?"

Dongo replies that the city of Yun needs the Hu family. General Hu has followed the king's orders for years and sacrificed everything for this place. He's the true hero of the land, while Dongo is just a lucky kid whose life doesn't compare to that of a general and his prodigy son. For the good of the demon race, Dongo insists he needs to die here.

Wuin lowers his head, recalling his mother's words that he should grow up to be a boy with a heart of gold. He realizes that the demon race will only truly become strong if they unite. Deactivating his blade, Wuin admits he has been humiliated. The boy before him, willing to sacrifice himself for the demon race, is the true heart of gold.

Meanwhile, Wuin had entered this cavern intent on killing Dongo from behind. It's difficult to admit, but he had prioritized the title of Demon King over the good of the demon race. The dragon interrupts, reminding them they have only 8 minutes left before both will die. Dongo starts screaming, demanding to know why Wuin hasn't killed him yet.

Wuin calmly says the Demon King said they both die in 10 minutes, so in the meantime, he wants to try something different. Wuin brings his hands together, channeling energy into a massive dispersing blossom technique. The energy begins to expand, enveloping the cavern as the dragon watches. A sudden explosion consumes the entire cavern.

The dragon roars, demanding to know how they dare attempt to break through the barrier. It's only been 8 minutes. Wuin, now in an exalted state, has advanced from rank A to rank A+. He turns to Dongo, asking what he thinks about teaming up to defeat the dragon. But Dongo bursts out laughing, declaring they're overestimating themselves.

Wuin stands confidently, declaring that he now feels complete with power. The guy activated another boost, quadrupling his strength and doubling several other attributes. Dongo, watching from a distance, mutters that this is going to be a problem. It's becoming increasingly complicated for him to die.

Wuin charges at the boss, activating an illusion technique. The boss, however, fires a laser straight at his head, seemingly evaporating him. But wait, no! It was only an illusion, and Wuin appears from behind, dealing 150 damage. Unfortunately, the boss has 999,000 HP. Undeterred, Wuin clings to the ceiling, boasting about his resilience before launching another attack.

A laser comes his way, but he dodges and unleashes a flurry of slashes. The problem is, each attack only does 120 or 100 damage, barely making a dent in the boss's massive HP pool. Despite the damage, Wuin successfully draws the Demon King's attention. Suddenly, a thick cloud of smoke surrounds Wuin. He looks around in confusion before being struck in the face by the boss's tail.

The impact sends him flying, and he lands right next to Dongo. Dongo is now terrified. If Wuin dies, he might end up inheriting the title of Demon King. The massive dragon lifts its head, preparing an attack. The blast hits Dongo square in the chest. He's bombarded with attacks while Wuin just stands there watching. Dongo's HP drops to 1,400, and he falls to his knees.

Wuin, furious, is moved by how heroic Dongo is, blocking what would have been a fatal attack meant for him. Wuin pulls a potion out of his pocket, which restores 10,000 HP, and immediately tosses it at Dongo. Dongo looks at his HP bar and turns to curse Wuin, but it's too late. Wuin is already preparing resistance and regeneration potions. The bear of potions rains down on Dongo, boosting all his attributes.

Reluctantly, Dongo thanks him while standing now fully buffed. But Wuin wastes no time, charging at the boss with laser-like speed. Wuin closes in on the boss's face, clenching his fist, which glows with green energy. Teleporting from below to above, Wuin lands a series of blows. However, the boss manages to paralyze him with a technique, leaving Wuin open for an attack.

Just as the boss is about to strike, Dongo rushes in from behind, throwing himself in front of Wuin. He declares, "I'll block this!" He takes another laser straight to the stomach. His HP starts dropping, and he's thrilled until Wuin throws another potion at him, healing 5,000 HP. Dongo, furious, yells at Wuin to stop tossing potions, but Wuin just smiles and says, "Don't worry, I'll always have your back, my friend."

Together, they continue fighting the Demon King in the cavern until the boss's HP bar finally drops to half. Huan, crouching, remarks that at this rate, they might actually win. However, the system warns them that reaching half HP has triggered the boss's passive ability: Lakes Return, a rank SS skill that regenerates 100,000 HP per minute.

Wuin, stunned, exclaims that this makes no sense. Even if they attacked nonstop, they wouldn't be able to outpace the regeneration. The boss taunts them, saying they're far too weak and it's laughable that they believe they could kill a god. With a deafening roar, the boss inflicts massive damage on both of them. The roar applies numerous debuffs, including poison, which causes their health to steadily decline.

Both warriors collapse to the ground. Dongo is nearly face down while Wuin activates a one-time survival skill that saves him from death. He struggles to stand, but their potions are completely depleted. The boss raises its head, preparing a final attack. Both fighters know they've lost, but Dongo says they haven't lost just yet. He explains that as long as he dies, Wuin can complete the challenge.

Placing a hand on Wuin's shoulder, Dongo tells him to claim the title of Demon King. Wuin, confused, asks what he's talking about as the dragon unleashes its final attack. Dongo grabs Wuin by the collar and pulls him away, shouting for the future of the demons. Wuin, midair, watches helplessly as Dongo stands his ground. For a moment, Dongo thinks that for a demon, Wuin isn't all that bad.

As the attack engulfs him, Dongo is vaporized. Sometime later, a golden light descends from the heavens, shining upon Wuin. The dragon congratulates him for passing the Ancestors' test. It explains that in the past, the ancestors sacrificed their lives to protect the demon race. The great king sealed the most precious ability within the demon cavern, awaiting someone worthy to claim it.

For over 200 years, every demon who passed the test ended up fighting each other, killing themselves in the process. A demon who murders another is not qualified to hold the title of king. Only Wuin and Dongo, who supported each other until the end, have truly faced the challenge together. Wuin earns recognition as a strong man worthy of the Demon King's legacy.

The dragon explains that the Demon King's successor must have the courage to protect others without fear of death. Naturally, Dongo is posthumously granted the title of king, recognized by the ancestors. He earns 5 million experience points, levels up 10 times, and unlocks an SSS skill that regenerates 100,000 HP per minute. Dongo also gains the title of Demon King, granting numerous additional attributes and making him undetectable.

The scene shifts to the outside world, where the onlookers are in shock. Word spreads that the demon cavern has been cleared. Dole remarks that the prophecy might actually come true. This generation could witness the rise of a demon king who will reunite the demon clans. Bingi, emotional, notes that the last true Demon King was Leu Yan, one of the greatest demons to have ever lived. A true king only appears once every few centuries; they possess an aura that sets them apart from any other demon.

Huan stands confidently, declaring that he always believed his son would be the pride of the heavens. It was natural he thought that his son would receive the title of king. However, Wei Ming interrupts, saying it wasn't your son who became king; it was General Dongo. The crowd's eyes widen in disbelief. Meanwhile, Dongo is in a quiet corner talking to a demoness. He's asking for more drinks, but she refuses, saying he's too young for that.

Dongo looks desolate. With his new ability to regenerate 100,000 HP per minute, dying has become impossible. He laments, saying there's no way he can return to his own world now. How Lin, the person he dreamed of being with, was left in the past. As he wallows, someone is watching him from the shadows. Dongo notices, turning to look, but the figure disappears.

The scene shifts to reveal a green-haired girl sneaking another glance at him. The next moment, D appears right behind her, asking why the brat is following him. Startled, she falls back, tears in her eyes, insisting that he isn't scary and she's not afraid. The child introduces herself as Tangia, a rank D nuclear demon. Dongo, unfazed, demands to know why she's following him.

She stands and nervously explains that she wants him to accompany her to Balin Cavern. Before Dongo can respond, another person approaches, and Tangia explains her situation. She had received the chance to make three wishes, but she needed to go to Balin Cavern to claim them. The child reveals that she wants to enter the cavern but isn't allowed because she hasn't fully transformed into an adult demon.

Out of nowhere, an old beggar yells in Dongo's ear, warning that it's clearly a scam. Who would believe something like that? The beggar says, but Dongo, curious, asks Tangia if this wish thing is real. He recalls hearing about a fountain of wishes in the demon world and is eager to find one himself. Chang Xiao reassures him, explaining that she had to pass countless tests and spend 50,000 to earn this opportunity.

The beggar scoffs, telling them both to stop falling for such obvious tricks. But Tangia suddenly gets emotional, revealing that this is her last chance. She worked tirelessly at the Balin Club to earn that money because her mother's heart is failing, and she has only one month to live. She's desperate to save her. The beggar mutters that only an idiot would go with her, but Dongo surprises him by agreeing on one condition: she must give him one of her wishes.

"I'll either wish to reincarnate as a human or to lose all these overpowered abilities," he declares. Tangia, overjoyed, agrees to give him two wishes if he helps her. Frustrated, the beggar walks away, muttering that these two lunatics deserve each other. As he leaves, the beggar recalls that Balin Cavern is rumored to house a black market group that's been very active recently.

The scene shifts to Dongo and Tangia standing before the cavern's gate. Dongo presents the invitation and completes the scan, allowing the door to open. As they proceed through the corridor, someone remarks that the fish took the bait. In another room, a demon orders the door sealed, trapping them inside. A blue horned demon warns, "Don't hit them too hard, or they might die."

Suddenly, doors begin to descend in front of Dongo and Tangia. A figure with a sparking hand appears behind them and leaps forward to punch Tangia. Dongo warns Tangia to be careful. The punch lands squarely on Dongo, but his passive ability activates, negating all damage. He doesn't even flinch. Casually, Dongo asks if this is the famed Balin Cavern.

The attacker is taken aback, finding Dongo's calm demeanor unnerving. The protagonist remarks that he's here to collect wishes, only to notice a dangerous-looking woman in the background. Dongo starts to question whether they've come to the wrong place. The blue horned demon laughs, mocking his naivety for believing in such childish fairy tales. They reveal their true identity as the largest human trafficking group in the Young Dominion. Their ruse about granting wishes was just a trap to lure victims into the cavern, where they could be captured and sold.

"If you obey," the demon sneers, "you might leave here with all your limbs intact. So be a good dog and understand your situation." One demon slaps Dongo across the face, commanding him to submit. But before anyone can process what's happening, the demon is sent flying by a casual punch from Dongo, embedding him into the ceiling.

Dongo sighs, asking how many times this is going to happen. Ever since he reincarnated, it's been one disappointment after another. Realizing Dongo's strength, the demons ready themselves for a fight, declaring this kid is dangerous. Suddenly, machinery activates, and the demons equip themselves with advanced combat gear resembling Power Rangers in rank B+ armor. One of them yells, "Show him the true danger of this world!"

Three demons leap toward Dongo, shouting that they'll finish him off. Meanwhile, Dongo, having drunk too much earlier, is getting a little emotional. Dongo mutters that life has been very hard lately. Every time he gets to success, he fails. At this moment, he feels truly frustrated and angry. He punches the ground, declaring he's tired of it all. The impact creates a massive shockwave, throwing everyone across the room and shattering their armor.

Meanwhile, Dongo is crying his heart out. The demons are now kneeling, begging for forgiveness and asking to be allowed to leave. One of them confesses that they were forced into this situation and didn't enjoy doing such things. Hearing this, Dongo demands to know who the powerful people behind this operation are. The demon pinned under his foot reveals that the most powerful person in the Young Dominion is behind them. He claims that once the general arrives, Dongo will surely be dead.

Dongo wonders who this leader could be. Suddenly, immense energy starts emanating from the door. The demon under his foot begins to celebrate, shouting that the general is here. "You're finished!" Dongo turns around to see a figure standing at the door, asking, "Are you the one causing all this trouble?"

The leader of the group steps forward. Dongo squints and quips, "Why does it look like Duo's chubby cousin is leading these idiots?" A servant yells at Dongo to hold his tongue and show respect, asking if he doesn't know who he's speaking to. The leader introduces himself as Dupang, confirming that he is, in fact, Yo's brother.

Dupang scolds his subordinates, saying, "You useless fools! Letting my name slip like that was unacceptable!" The servant growls, insisting he would never intentionally reveal such information, but Dupang dismisses him, muttering about incompetence. He then approaches Dongo, declaring that he knows too much and must die.

Dongo, unfazed, remarks that Dupang looks strong and that he's excited to see what he's capable of. With a smirk, he tells Dupang, "I'll give you 10 minutes to try to kill me. If you can't, I won't be so merciful." The surrounding demons are confused by Dongo's boldness, and Dupang scowls, questioning what nonsense this is about 10 minutes.

Preparing his fist, he boasts that he'll have Dongo's head on the ground in one second. The servant cheers, claiming this is the general's strongest attack. Dupang pulls back his fist and lands a full-force punch on Dongo, dealing 500 damage. But within seconds, Dongo heals 800 HP from his passive regeneration. Dupang is baffled as Dongo stands there with a full health bar, grinning.

"That didn't seem to work," Dongo teases. "Maybe try a special move." Furious, Dupang mutters that he didn't expect this loser to have any abilities. Dongo encourages him to stop wasting time, reminding him that the 10 minutes are ticking. Dupang, now enraged, launches into a combo of punches, landing eight consecutive hits on Dongo's face. The boy's body is briefly knocked to the ground, but his health bar remains intact.

Exhausted, Dupang pauses, trying to catch his breath. Dongo, lying on the floor, looks up and sarcastically asks why he stopped. "Getting tired already?" His taunts infuriate Dupang further, and the general leaps into the air, preparing a meteor strike. The attack hits Dongo directly, but it activates his counterattack passive ability. With a massive shockwave, Dupang is sent flying, taking 2,800 damage to the face.

Staggering back, he stares at Dongo in disbelief, trying to comprehend what's happening. The servant finally realizes who Dongo is, whispering that he's the pervert who caused trouble at the castle. He went to the ancestral cavern; how is he alive? Dupang wipes his face and sneers, declaring, "I now remember you, Dongo. You're nothing but a filthy demon who only got this far by relying on women."

"I have the hand!" Dupang boasts. "I'm an A-class demon with two demon hearts, the future commander of this clan!" As Dupang boasts, a set of A-class equipment descends from above, equipping Dongo automatically. The boy cheers, now powered up, and taunts Dupang to come at him again.

Dupang raises his hand to the sky, summoning his strength, and charges at Dongo. His punches land repeatedly, dealing 40 to 50 damage per hit. However, the damage numbers are far too low compared to Dongo's passive regeneration. Then, as Dongo's passive counterattacks activate multiple times, Dupang is hurled across the room, taking 3,000, 2,000, and 10,000 damage. His HP bar rapidly depletes until a final hit of 8,400 leaves him merely defeated, collapsing to the ground.

The servant cries out for the general, who collapses like a sack of potatoes. Dongo's own survival passive activates, sparing his life once, but he's left disoriented, struggling to his feet. Dupang demands, "Why are you still standing there with a full health bar?" Dongo smirks in reply, "Because your 10 minutes are up. Is that all you've got?"

Dupang drops to his knees, pleading for forgiveness. "Please don't hurt me! I'll give you anything you want!" Dongo calmly states, "The only thing I want is someone who can kill me." Dupang looks at him in horror, whispering, "That's impossible. No one deserves something like that. Who are you?"

Before Dongo can answer, someone at the doorway calls out for the general. It's Duko, who steps in and coldly observes the scene. The servant begs Duko to save his brother, but Duko replies he brought this upon himself. If Dongo wants to kill him, so be it. Duko apologizes, saying it was his mistake for letting this situation escalate.

Dongo dismisses him, replying, "Whatever. I don't even care about that chubby guy's life." As he kicks a pebble, he mutters about how weak everyone is. But suddenly he stops, remembering something. Turning around, he asks Dupang, "Did you really say you'd give me anything I want?"

He approaches, narrowing his eyes, and asks if it's true that Dupang has two demon hearts. Dupang, panicked, denies it, calling it absurd and claiming he'd never have such a thing. The scene shifts to a hospital where Dupang is stretched out on a gurney, begging his brother Duko for help. But the doctors prepare the anesthesia, assuring him, "Don't worry. With two hearts, you won't miss one."

Outside the hospital, Tangia thanks Dongo profusely, stating that without him, her mother would have died. But Dongo is distracted, impatiently asking when his wish will come true and wondering what Huan is doing at this moment. Meanwhile, Duko is discussing with his subordinate about the energy reserves of the demon kingdom. Duko emphasizes the importance of this energy; it's the only way the Young Dominion can defend itself against the humans, who are already advancing.

The scene cuts to a fleet of spaceships soaring over a base. A blonde commander raises his hand, ordering the troops to prepare. In another part of the base, someone behind a curtain mentions they're doing this for Cha Fang. Dongo laments his fate, suddenly recalling why he misses that girl so much. She had potential, and it seems she genuinely liked him.

Cha Fang is shown muttering that although Dongo's body isn't with her, she feels certain they'll meet again soon. Dongo, however, cynically imagines that she's probably already with another guy, raising five kids while he's destined to be a loser. At that moment, a group of bandits ambushes him, causing 100 damage. Dongo screams, "Didn't you eat properly? Just cut my head off already!"

The bandits, confused, mutter about what kind of lunatic they're dealing with. Meanwhile, Dongo, disheartened, wonders why no one can manage to kill him. Suddenly, Dongo wakes up, shouting for someone to kill him. He shakes his head, muttering that he's been dreaming too much lately.

La Meer enters, welcoming him back and informing him that her majesty has called an emergency military meeting. D'srai follows her as the scene shifts to the meeting. Bingi informs the generals that an immense human army is approaching their city. The attack will arrive sooner than expected and consists of over 10,000 soldiers.

She explains that this is why she summoned the most important generals of Yun to discuss strategy. The last time they faced a battle of this scale was 10 years ago, and they barely survived. Huan recalls how they managed to survive that attack by employing guerrilla tactics and assassinating the human leader. That was the only reason the Young Dominion still exists.

However, he reminds everyone that the previous attack involved 5,000 soldiers, and the demons barely made it out alive. Now they're up against double that number, while the strength of the demons hasn't grown. They must somehow endure; their only option is to buy time until reinforcements can arrive. Turning to Dongo, he asks for his opinion on this matter.

Dongo, however, is only half-listening, his mind racing. He calculates that if 1,000 soldiers could deal 100 damage per minute, he might finally take more damage than his passive can heal. In other words, being surrounded by this massive army might finally allow him to die. He pounds the table, declaring what an excellent opportunity. Rising from his chair, he insists they take the fight to the humans, meeting them face to face outside the city walls.

The room falls silent, stunned by his suggestion. Even Huan slams the table, accusing Dongo of recklessness. This is a life-or-death moment for the Young Dominion. How can you speak so carelessly? Dongo retorts that if they barely survived against 5,000 soldiers, it's ridiculous to think the same strategy will work against a double force.

The worst thing they can do is sit here waiting for reinforcements, he says. "What will you do when in a few years they return with 20,000 soldiers? Who will you trust with the kingdom's future?" He challenges the room, asking why doesn't anyone here have the courage to take control of their own future.

"What is this nonsense about the demons not growing stronger? Have you all forgotten who I am? I am the greatest enhancement to our military strength!" Bingi, visibly emotional, listens intently as murmurs spread among the generals, commenting that this is the first time they're hearing a true Demon King speak.

But Huan interrupts, accusing Dongo of recklessly sending thousands of demons to their deaths. He adds that Dongo has never been on a battlefield and has no idea how cruel it is. Dongo counters, questioning whether Huan really believes victory will come without risk. He mocks the idea of relying on outdated guerrilla tactics and calls out Huan's defeatist mindset.

"Do you really think you can win with that attitude?" he asks. "How can any soldier forget the most important thing on the battlefield? The spirit of victory!" To prove this commitment, Dongo makes a bold declaration: "If you lose this battle, you have my permission to execute me publicly in front of everyone."

The old man is visibly emotional while the others simply stare in stunned silence. Wuin, however, smiles, commenting that Dongo really knows how to inspire people. B stands, declaring, "I understand now. In this war, General Dongo will receive all our troops and have full command. Instead of standing idle, we will open the gates and meet the enemy head-on."

Sometime later, in a military camp inside one of the tents, H addresses his subordinates. He reminds them of the countless battles they fought against the human army, but this time, the humans aren't just more numerous; they're also far stronger. He admits they stand a chance of winning and refuses to let the soldiers who have followed him for decades throw their lives away.

Taking a moment to gather his thoughts, he raises his voice, commanding his officers, "When we're called to the battlefield this time, stay in the city. Do not follow Dongo's orders. If her majesty blames anyone, I will take full responsibility."

A few days later, the 21st Legion of the Sacred Territory reaches the Yun Dominion. Through binoculars, a human officer observes the city and remarks, "The fall of Yun City is finally upon us." Turning to his subordinate, he orders them to begin the circus. The directive is clear: no demon is to be spared this time.

Missiles are fired at the city walls. Guards on the ramparts spot them and begin casting electrical magic to intercept the projectiles. For a moment, it looks like the missiles are exploding harmlessly midair. However, they continue advancing through the magical defenses. One of the demon guards is obliterated almost immediately.

Meanwhile, Dongo watches from the wall, grinning. They finally arrived, he says. From within the smoke, a horde of robots begins marching toward the city as the attack commences. Huan approaches Dongo, turning to his men. Huan reminds them of the plan they discussed. However, even though his officers seem unsure, uncertain which general they should follow, Dongo notices the hesitation and shouts, commanding everyone to stay within the city walls.

His voice carries authority, and his words leave everyone wide-eyed in confusion. "This battle," Dongo declares, "belongs solely to the king." Without hesitation, he leaps off the wall, landing directly in front of the advancing human army. The human soldiers stop, bewildered by the lone demon standing against them.

Lenia, a human mage leading the forces, watches from a distance and frowns. "Why did he come alone?" he asks suspiciously. There are still many demons stationed on the walls, so he wonders if this is some kind of trap. Meanwhile, the demon army remains perplexed, unsure why Dongo gave such a reckless order. Huan, watching from the wall, is convinced Dongo has lost his mind. There are tens of thousands of humans out there, he mutters. How does he plan to face them alone?

Standing boldly in front of the human army, Dongo smirks. "I've heard humans are quite strong," he says, beginning to remove his armor piece by piece. "Are you going to attack, or are you all too scared?" The humans remain silent, confused by his audacity. Turning to Lenia, Dongo taunts, "In the past, I commanded you. Don't disappoint me now."

Lenia, visibly annoyed, scowls. Dongo knows Lenia hates being embarrassed and continues his provocations. Turning his back to the army, he adds, "Oh, I have an itch. Anyone care to scratch it?" This proves too much for Lenia, who snaps, shouting, "How dare this bastard mock me! Kill him!" He orders the entire army to attack.

Arrows, bullets, and energy blasts rain down on Dongo. He grins, thrilled that they began to attack in earnest. Even Lenia draws his sword, slashing for 150 damage, but Dongo remains standing, seemingly unaffected by the onslaught. Despite never investing points in defense, his high level grants him a natural resilience that negates most of the attacks.

He calculates quickly: to overcome his regeneration, the army would need to deal 1,666 damage per second. They're nowhere near that. Frustrated, Dongo shouts at the soldiers, "What's wrong with you people? Attack properly already!" The human soldiers freeze, unsure of what to make of him.

Lenia orders the second unit to join the assault. More robots arrive, including a massive one equipped with a laser cannon. The cannon charges and fires a concentrated beam straight into Dongo's chest. Dongo laughs, encouraging them to keep it up. "Come on! Hit me harder!"

From the walls, Huan watches in disbelief. He begins to wonder if Dongo's confidence wasn't misplaced after all. Could it be that from the very beginning, he truly believed he could win alone? Meanwhile, Dongo is taking 50 hits per second and finally starts celebrating, watching his health bar drop. He exclaims, "It's been so long since I've seen this beautiful red color!"

But then his passive counterattack activates. One of the reflected attacks strikes his soldier directly in the chest, killing him instantly. The soldiers panic, trying to figure out what just happened. An injured officer, gasping for breath, warns, "This demon isn't normal!" Before he can finish his sentence, Dongo's counterattack triggers again, killing another soldier.

Lenia starts to piece things together. Something's wrong; this must be part of his plan, he mutters. He orders the entire army to cease their attack immediately. Lenia recalls a legend the general once told him of an SSS-ranked demon king, a being with immense resilience who was able to restore the demon race while he lived. According to history, this creature should have died long ago.

Lenia stares at Dongo, baffled. If that Demon King is long dead, then who is this guy? Dongo continues yelling at the soldiers, demanding why they stopped attacking when they have an army of over 10,000 men. However, the soldiers are only muttering among themselves, commenting that his health has already fully recovered.

Lenia commands his troops not to fall for his provocations. Something is clearly off. Their mission was merely to draw out the strongest member of the demon army, and they already achieved that. "Everyone, retreat!" Lenia orders, "Minimize the casualties!" With that, Dongo is left standing alone on the wall.

La Meer questions why the humans are retreating. She calls for the Imperial Guard and orders them to advance alongside her. Wuin, standing beside her, commands the entire demon army to follow him. Dongo hears something behind him and, turning around, sees the entire demon army charging forward.

Lenia, seeing this, mutters in disbelief, "Why are those lunatics attacking now when we're trying to retreat?" To make matters worse, the humans' abilities are still on cooldown. The demon army advances, shouting that anyone who dares step into their territory must be punished. Meanwhile, Huan finally admits to himself that he's getting too old.

He realizes how dependable Dongo truly was—someone who truly deserves the title of king. He addresses his troops and declares, "Listen to me! From now on, follow General Dongo's orders. This time, we'll ensure these insects never return!" The soldiers salute, raising their weapons, and begin to advance.

But then someone behind Huan yells, "This is bad!" Huan turns around, and the soldier informs him that the human army has deceived them. This attack was just a distraction; they've already infiltrated the city. The soldiers stationed at the Eastern Gate have been completely wiped out, and within the city of Yun, a massacre is underway.

The scene shifts to chaos. Humans are stomping on Dongo's green-haired friend while the chubby demon has already been beheaded. Shocked, Huan asks how this is possible. The humans are carrying the chubby demon's severed head through the streets. One of the invaders marches toward the castle, declaring that demons are useless inside the city.

Only Wei Ming and Bingi remain standing. Bingi remarks that this human is incredibly strong. Wei Ming urges her to flee while he tries to buy some time. The blonde human merely smirks and states, "Your kingdom has already been completely destroyed. Now it's time to play." Suddenly, a fireball comes flying from behind and strikes the human dead on.

Calmly, the blonde man turns around as his comrades desperately try to use potions to recover. It's Huan who has arrived and declares, "You're all despicable!" The blonde man grins, finally a demon who looks decent, he says. Standing up, he stretches and remarks, "Time for some exercise."

The demons quickly notice a purple aura surrounding him, realizing that compared to the other humans, this one is incredibly powerful. Huan knows he must end this quickly. A lightning bolt descends from the heavens, striking the blonde man's head. In an instant, the man transforms into a dragon. This is Berserker mode, a state that increases power by 130% and health by 500%.

Elsewhere in the city, the battle rages on. Dongo sits despondent. All he wanted was for someone to attack him and finally end his life. Ever since reincarnating into this body, it feels like all he gets are hacks and overpowered abilities. No matter how hard he tries, dying seems impossible. Laughing and crying at the same time, Dongo looks up at the sky and yells, "What do you want from me? Do you really want me to become the Demon King?"

At that moment, a lightning bolt crashes down from the sky, striking him. Dongo rushes to the scene, stunned to find everyone dead. He asks himself why demons and humans are fighting in the middle of the city. Then he hears a voice begging for someone to spare his daughter. Looking to the side, Dongo sees a soldier taunting a man, saying they'll take his daughter and there's nothing he can do to stop them.

One of the soldiers, wearing a hat, mocks the father, telling him they're going to have a lot of fun with his daughter. The father, lying on the ground, screams for them to let her go. In response, one of the soldiers stabs the man's hand and sneers, "In the end, the victor becomes king." But before he can finish, he's kicked in the face and dragged across the ground.

Dongo watches, realizing something is deeply wrong. The soldier in the hat notices him and mutters, "Why is there still a demon alive?" They drop the girl and charge toward Dongo, shouting that they need to finish him off. As they approach, Dongo reflects that war is a cruel place where the victors take everything. However, he's already forbidden humanity from engaging in this kind of behavior.

He delivers a devastating punch to one of the soldiers, sending him crashing to the ground, nearly dead. Dongo pins him by the neck, and the man, gasping for breath, wonders how he lost all his HP from a single punch. "What kind of nonsense is this?" the naked demon whispers. Dongo demands to know what legion and squad he belongs to.

The soldier reveals that they are from the 21st Legion, 511th Squad. Dongo freezes in shock. That was his old legion. The other soldiers start running, shouting that this demon is weird. Dongo, still trying to understand what's happening, glances to the side and sees one soldier dead while another is being finished off on the ground.

Surveying the destruction around him, Dongo mutters, "I've been here before." Explosions continue to rock the city, with bombs obliterating buildings left and right. The situation in Yun is starting to make sense to him. Suddenly, he hears someone say, "Mom was tortured to death." A father tries to calm his daughter, saying at least they still have each other.

From above, lightning continues to strike, illuminating the chaos below. Dongo stands in the rain, watching as the dragon descends. At that moment, his memories begin to return. Six years ago, he had led an attack on a kingdom called Yun, and the last creature he defeated was this very demon dragon. The problem was that the victory had been so easy he nearly forgot all about it.

Now Dongo recalls the system and the words it had spoken about reincarnation. It wasn't just that he had been revived; he had been sent back six years into the past. This revelation leads him to question who is leading this army, what happened, and where is his original body?

In the skies, Jin M, the beloved princess of the healthy humans, observes the unfolding chaos. She remarks that the hatred between the races is flaring up again, noting that Dongo was always the only one who stood apart. She reflects that war is only necessary when it's for protection, but humanity had been using it to spread unparalleled brutality throughout the world.

Meanwhile, Dongo continues walking through the ruins of the city, trying to make sense of it all. As far as he remembers, the 511th squad had strong convictions and discipline. When they defeated the demon dragon, they had even liberated the other demons. Elsewhere in the city, a man steps on a child, who cries out for her mother. The mother tells her not to worry and urges her to run away.

But then a blue flame ignites within Tangia, and she seems to lose consciousness. One of the captains of the 511th squad observes this with amusement, commenting on how much charm this demon woman possesses. Witnessing this, Dongo declares that something truly unforgivable has just occurred.

The scene shifts to a door inside. People are celebrating, saying that the lady of the house has given birth to a healthy boy. Huan opens the door and asks where his son is, while the demons outside remark that they've never seen him so happy. Huan picks up what appears to be the baby, cradling him gently. He promises to take care of the child so that he will grow up strong and protect the kingdom of Yun.

Back in the present, a golden lightning bolt cuts through the skies, striking the dragon. Despite this, Huan defiantly declares that he will never allow scum like them to destroy the kingdom of Yun. The human warrior opposing him, however, seems unfazed. Calmly, he remarks, "For a dragon, you have quite the long health bar, but it's time to end this."

He leaps for Huan, delivering a direct attack to the dragon's head. Golden slashes carve through the air, and it becomes clear that Huan cannot withstand this assault. The human lands with a confident swagger, one hand still in his pocket. Huan reverts from his dragon form, realizing that this human had been toying with him from the start.

With his current strength, no one here could stand a chance against him. The human warrior coldly remarks that he still isn't satisfied. Raising his sword, he prepares to finish Huan. But just as he strikes, someone blocks the attack. Confused, the human looks up as the demons glance behind them in shock. At first, Dongo appears to have intervened, but no, it's Wuin who's arrived to protect his father.

Wuin declares that he's here to kill this intruder. Huan, however, scolds Wuin, telling him to stop being foolish and understand that he doesn't stand a chance against this opponent. But Wuin responds, asking, "Is that really all you think of me? Do I truly mean so little to you?"

Wuin recalls a moment from his past when a demon asked him who he admired most. His answer was immediate: the general who led the armies into battle. That man was number one. He also remembers showing his father a report card, proudly stating that he had achieved the highest score in military aptitude. But Huan, seemingly uninterested, simply said, "I see," and dismissed it, feeling disheartened.

Wuin left the room, crushed. Years later, Wuin achieved the rank of lieutenant general and told his father about it. But again, Huan seemed indifferent, prompting Wuin to shout, "Will I never earn your approval?"

Back in the present, the human warrior looks impressed as Wuin steps forward. Huan urgently tells him to retreat, warning that this is no ordinary opponent. But Wuin declares that it doesn't matter who he's facing—either God, Demon, or Buddha—anyone who sets foot on their territory must be executed.

Huan tries once more to stop his son, thinking to himself that Wuin doesn't yet understand how powerful humans can be. Wuin, however, ignores him. He charges forward, shattering the human's sword and swiftly cutting down two soldiers. The human warrior, now visibly shaken, watches as his armor status displays is broken.

Wuin, observing from a distance, is stunned that Wuin eliminated two opponents with a single attack. Wuin remains silent, his presence commanding attention. A human warrior steels himself, remarking that this demon is unlike any other. He's right. Wuin takes to the air, an aura of power radiating from him. The human appears nervous as Wuin prepares an attack, green energy glowing in his hand.

But it's not just an attack; it's a transformation. Wuin morphs into a massive purple dragon. Huan, watching in disbelief, wonders when this happened. When had his son surpassed him? A memory surfaces. After Wuin left the room with his report card, Huan had taken a moment to look at it, seeing the perfect scores. He smiled, murmuring that he expected nothing less from his son.

But when Wuin returned to retrieve the card, Huan quickly hid his pride, adopting his usual stoic demeanor. All Huan ever wanted was for his son to live a peaceful, ordinary life. He couldn't understand why Wuin was so fixated on joining the military.

Later, when a subordinate informed Huan that Wuin had ranked first in the military exams, Huan was overjoyed, saying he always knew his son would achieve great success. The problem was that all of this went against Huan's plans. His servant had noticed that every time the name Wuin came up, it became harder to understand the general's feelings.

Then, see Huan sitting under a tree beside a gravestone, lost in thought. It was his wife's grave. He wondered why he had fallen in love with someone so connected to the dangerous path of a soldier. Yet it was undeniable that his son was a genius. In the past, while Huan led battles on the front lines, his wife handled everything at home. But she had left to summon, and now he didn't know how to deal with Wuin.

From the beginning, his plan had been for his son to lead an ordinary life, one of safety and peace. Back in the present, Huan realizes he was wrong. Wuin unleashes the dragon's breath. The human warrior attempts to shield himself, but the laser blasts straight at him, triggering a massive explosion.

Wuin hovers silently in the air, observing, but as the smoke clears, the human stands unharmed, laughing. "Finally!" he exclaims. "A demon willing to give me a real challenge!" The human steps forward, declaring, "Now let's put on a real show."

Huan, however, looks terrified. He had seen diagrams of that weapon before; it was no ordinary sword. Wuin, unshaken, simply motions for the human to come at him. But suddenly, Huan throws himself in front of the human, trying to warn Wuin about the sword. However, the human doesn't wait. He strikes Wuin, freezing as everything behind him suddenly disappears.

Huan knew it; this was the blade that could cut through anything. The entire castle begins to collapse, and a deep gash appears on Wuin's arm. Bingi and the elder nearby call out his name in alarm. Huan steps forward and admits, "I've been wrong this whole time. I should have said it long ago: you are my greatest pride."

Wuin, tears streaming down his face, watches as his father's arm falls to the ground. Huan had been wounded, but he smiles through the pain, telling Wuin that he is certain his son will become an exceptional warrior, perhaps the strongest general the demons will ever know. That's why, Huan says, Wuin must survive.

The human standing before them wields the Abysmal Blade, a weapon capable of killing even an SS rank being. Even if the entire Young Kingdom united, they wouldn't stand a chance against this foe. Huan knows he has only one option left: his trump card, a secret he has kept for decades to protect the kingdom of Yun. He would use Absolute Defense.

Wuin recognizes this ability immediately and pleads with his father to stop. "Why are you sacrificing yourself like this?" he asks. But Huan activates the Wall of Life. This ability burns the user's own life force to create an indestructible barrier of flames. It boosts his defenses by 10,000 points.

As the ability activates, Huan recalls holding a young Wuin in his arms, telling him he needed to grow up strong and healthy. To make that possible, Huan was willing to lay down his life to protect the entire kingdom of Yun. Suddenly, Wuin runs forward, grabbing Huan by the arm and urging him to retreat.

But the human warrior laughs at their desperation. "You're joking, right? Trying to run away like this? That's just insulting!" he sneers. "I'm not satisfied with this performance yet." He nods, and Huan hears a scream. Turning around, he sees Wuin immobilized.

The man asks if that is his son and says he'll spare Wuin's life if Huan kneels. If he does, his

The game was about to restart. Wooding lunges toward him but gets struck in the chest. Bingy keeps calling out to him.

Everyone is crying. "I just want to know when Dong will show up. It's been what, 10 chapters since he disappeared?"

The blonde man then starts pulling a chain from the ground. Suddenly, everyone's hands are bound and lifted into the air. "Man, look at what this guy's done in the past! Someone please kill this guy already!"

Wuan gets struck in the stomach. The man says he's avoiding all vital points to ensure they'll endure as much pain as possible. He then calls for the dragon to approach, placing the sword on his shoulder. He declares it's time for the final celebration.

He orders someone to summon Vice Commander Bai Lee, saying Bai must be tired of playing by now. But the person on the other end of the line responds, saying he's gotten quite bold. The blonde man asks who's speaking and where Bai is. Someone behind him shouts that Bai is right there.

He turns around, and Dongell has finally arrived with his rank as Team of Seven. Dong says he's seen enough of this situation. He didn't expect the man to stoop so low in his quest for power. Dong blames himself for letting things get this bad for the people, but this was something he should have known: a beast will always be a beast.

For all the crimes the man has committed, he deserves to be executed slowly. The blonde man scoffs, calling Dong another piece of trash. He disappears from the dragon's side, saying he'll finish this quickly, and is already in front of Dong, smiling. But then he takes a punch to the face so hard it breaks his glasses.

Unable to even calculate the force, Dong slams him against the wall while the blonde man struggles to understand what just happened. Dong says he doesn't even know where to begin. The man has rebelled against the Army's rules, abused the women of the city, and murdered his comrades. But Dong will ensure he pays for every one of his crimes.

Confused, the blonde man asks what he's talking about. Behind him, Bai Lee is crawling, saying there's something very wrong with this demon. Since the first moment they met, this demon seemed far too concerned with human affairs.

The story flashes back to long ago in Yun City, destroyed by war. Bai tells the ice puppet not to kill the little girl, but first, he intended to enjoy the charming woman. K Sha was just watching her mother. The man licked his lips and asked if it wasn't a problem for the daughter to see this. But then suddenly, there was an impact, and shards of ice flew toward him.

Dong had destroyed one of the puppets. The man demanded to know why so many low-level demons were interfering with his plans. He cast a spell summoning a high-ranking puppet in front of him. The man said this creature shared half his blood and half his power. But before he could finish speaking, Dong had already charged and punched through it.

There wasn't even time for the man to be shocked because a slap had already landed on his face. By killing another enemy of the human realm, he would gain 500,000 experience points. Additionally, he acquired a copying ability that allowed him to replace one of his skills with one from someone he killed.

Dong then tells the man it's time to come clean. He wants to know what happened to his army. After much pressure, Bai reveals the truth. The former Army Captain was named Xia Fang Leo. They used a banquet as an opportunity to execute their plan. The plan involved using the Vice Captain to kill Kia Fang Leo. But even after torturing the man, he refused to betray the captain.

When others arrived to witness the scene, the Vice Captain only said CF Fang Leo was there. He filled with a dagger as soon as they approached. He barely managed to save Huan, but this event painted him as a traitor for the army. With that, they launched an attack to depose him, with most of the army on their side. It was extremely easy.

It was also during this time that they acquired that sword. With his father's influence, Sinjo became the Supreme Commander.

Back in the present, Bai questions why the boy is so interested in all this. Dong was simply asked why no one resisted or questioned anything. Bai explains that they already knew who might resist, and those individuals were sacrificed before anything started. It was the fault of those who were too loyal to the former Fang Sha.

He then says he's told Dong everything he knows and demands to be put down. But instead, Dong lands a punch straight to his groin. Dong tells him to stay quiet as a girl approaches, calling his name. She's brought the armor he had given to Wiing, explaining that Wi Ming wanted Dong to use it to take the king as far as possible.

She adds that she received a strange message and that they seem to have encountered some trouble. Dong equips the full armor set, uses an ability to make it appear like regular clothes, and starts carrying Bai. The demonist tries to warn him that the situation is very dangerous, but he tells her to just take him to Cibio.

Back in the present, Dong slams the ground with a punch. Bai still can't understand why Dong is so interested in humans. Meanwhile, Sinjo begins activating his golden lightning, equipping some gear and analysis glasses. The glasses reveal that Dong has over 4,100 strength. However, Exbio remains confident, saying that aside from strength, the rest of Dong's attributes are garbage.

In terms of speed, Dong has less than half his own. Sinjo launches another attack with his horns, confident that Dong will only dodge last time by sheer luck. But luck doesn't last forever. Just as the clone is about to land its hit, Dong vanishes and punches one of them in the face, sending it flying.

Jupo can't comprehend how Dong is faster with lower attributes. Obviously, the real Juo is hiding behind the dragon, confident that based on what he's seen with the glasses, it's impossible for Dong to win. The issue is that the clones theoretically share attributes very close to his. Not to mention, Dong's opportunity attributes seemed to be zero. Something was clearly off.

We then see Juo's stats: over 5,400 strength, made possible, of course, by the sword he's carrying. With his extra speed, it should be impossible for him to lose. The plan is to attack one more time to figure out what's going on. He prepares a stealthy strike but ends up taking another punch to the face.

While the clone gets beaten, Juo wonders what Dong is hiding. Dong remarks that Juo seems overly confident for someone so weak. The reason Juo can't figure it out is that Dong has the title of Demon King. All these attributes are tripled but can't be detected.

Still, Juo unleashes another sequence of lightning bolts, refusing to believe it. But Dong keeps dodging, landing a punch to the ribs, a kick to the stomach, and another heavy punch to the face. The fool falls to the ground, and Dong glances to the side. Jibo stops and mutters that Dong can't possibly be this fast.

But Dong is already behind him, slamming him into the ground. Realizing he can't win in a direct fight, Jio threatens Dong, saying he has his Chief's life in his hands. If Dong isn't careful, she'll die at any moment. Wuan, standing nearby, asks if that's his solution when he can't beat his enemy.

Jibo ignores him, wrapping a chain around her neck. But Dong walks forward calmly, saying that tactic is outdated. Jibo shouts that if Dong takes another step, everyone there will die. He tightens the chain, choking Wuin and everyone else bound. Turning to Dong, Juo asks if he isn't supposed to be a catable demon.

He pulls the chain tighter, declaring that in the end, Dong is just a person. Even if Dong saves one of them, he'll kill the other. The choice is his. Dong clenches his fists and rushes toward him. Chia is startled that Dong is really coming. Wuin tells Dong to save the Demon Lord.

Dong keeps advancing and shoves his fingers into the clone's face, sending it crashing to the ground like trash. Wuin asks why Dong saved him instead of Bingy, but Dong tells him to take another look, explaining that he wasn't going to save just one.

He had stolen Bai's puppet creation ability and used it to save her. He then commands the golem to protect everyone there. They start freeing everyone while Bai stammers, asking how this is possible. That was his ability! When did Dong learn it? As far as Bai knew, it was completely unique.

Suddenly, one of Juo's clones attacks the puppet from behind, but the puppet effortlessly lands a punch, sending it crashing to the ground. It's revealed that this is how Dong defeated Bai Li and decided to copy his ability. Jibo realizes that Dong having this skill is entirely his fault.

Strangely, this ability came from the demon cavern. While powerful, it has two weaknesses. First, it requires water nearby to activate. Second, creating the golem consumes a significant amount of blood. If the golem is as strong as Dong, he must have used nearly all his blood. This means the real Dong is currently weak.

Jibo yells for the captain to ignore the golems and attack the original body. He believes Dong's bluffing, and one hit could end everything. Dong stands still, silent. Once again, the attack comes from behind. The blow seems to land perfectly, and Jibo even celebrates, declaring he's finally won.

But Dong simply tells him to keep going. Confused, Jibo looks back and asks how Dong is still alive when he was on the brink of death before. Dong can respond, Juo launches another attack. Each strike, however, only deals between 100 and 300 damage.

Dong merely asks if this is the best Jibo can do. Once again, Jibo activates his analysis ability. That's when he notices that Dong's health bar is still full. Worse yet, the health and status bars are the least of his concerns. What's truly strange is that this boy has an entirely different aura.

Dong pulls out a massive blue sword and asks if Jibo has already used all his attacks. Jibo begins to panic, realizing that if he doesn't find a solution, he might actually die today. Suddenly, as the dragon stomps on the ground, it shoots upward like lightning.

Jibo seems to find solace, thanking the heavens for being on his side. With enough lightning in the skies, he could continue creating infinite clones. But Dong activates the blood ice golem ability again, announcing that he'll leave those clones to the golems.

The golems keep an eye on the battered group, and it's clear that Wuan has lost both his arms, lying on the ground. Bai mutters that he should have realized from the moment Dong appeared why he was so invested in humans. He wonders how Dong knows so much about the army and the captain.

Dong responds that in a storm, lightning isn't the only element present. He begins summoning more golems, declaring that now he has a continuous water source. Even if Jibo believes Dong's stats are lower, invoking this legion would prove otherwise.

The dragon stands still as the clones battle the army. Jibo looks at the creature, asking why it isn't moving. That's when Dong suddenly appears beside him, activating a celestial transformation in his hand and delivering another punch to Jio's face.

Dong tells him it's taken long enough, but this war is about to end. Once again, Jio substitutes himself to survive. He has realized that in a direct confrontation, there's no way he can win. However, he's starting to understand the boy's ability.

Dong has incredibly high regeneration, but every attack causes him to lose blood. Jio's plan is to use his SSS-ranked weapon's energy storage ability. Once it's fully charged, he can cut Dong in half with a single strike. All he has to do is keep stalling for as long as possible.

But then one of the ice clones sneaks up from behind and stabs him in the chest. Jio cries out in pain, activating his electricity. Apparently, he becomes lightning itself, jumping from one clone to another and escaping. However, the damage had already been dealt to his main body.

Amusingly, after taking the hit, Jibo claims he can swap places with his clones, so he's not in danger. Sure thing, buddy. It seems like you might be in danger. Bai, who seems to have an IQ of 16, finally begins to understand the captain's plans. He's confident the captain will win since the golems are limited by time.

Cho smirks, saying it doesn't matter what Dong does; he will never kill him. That's when Dong immobilizes a clone and asks, "Who said I'm trying to kill this guy?"

He's made it very clear that this man must pay for his crimes with the slowest death possible. Jibo continues to demand his release, remembering how as a child he also claimed he didn't want things to die too easily.

Dong tells him that every clone is still a part of him. This means the pain the clones experience always returns to him. Exhausted, Jibo wonders how Dong knows this. Dong begins listing every crime Jio has committed, stating that none of it would be resolved with a simple death.

He crushes a clone's head, causing Jio to writhe in agony. The ice creatures continue tearing apart the rest of the clones, almost slicing through another, saying Jio will feel every one of these attacks. He must pay for all the pain he inflicted on others.

Lying on the ground, Bai Li realizes that the captain's ability is now the biggest problem. Jibo is starting to lose his mind from the pain, yet he remains confident, knowing that all he needs to do is finish charging the sword. It's almost ready.

Finally, the weapon reaches full charge. He raises it high, declaring that with this strike, the entire demon clan will be erased. The golden light shoots into the sky.

We then see a small creature hopping from branch to branch in the forest. It hides behind some grass and looks around. A soldier passes by, asking if anyone has seen the Lightning Dragon. The creature perched on a tree watches them move past.

It approaches a younger Dong and is startled. The creature tries to attack, but Dong simply offers it some food. He tells it that he hates the war between humans and demons, as it's causing so many to go hungry. All he wants is for it to end.

Back in the present, Jibo declares that this is Dong's end. This will be the attack that wipes out the entire demon clan. The dragon watches the two of them. Dong stretches his hand forward and says, "Return."

The blonde man is ready to deliver the final strike. Suddenly, the entire sword disintegrates. It flies through the air and reassembles directly in Dong's hand. He says now it's finally back with its rightful owner.

The clueless Juo is utterly confused. Everything he had endured was to wield this sword, so what happened? Dong simply thanks him for helping recharge the sword. As he approaches Jio, he raises the sword, creating a tornado around him.

The clones begin to evaporate, and a sphere of energy forms around them. The force is so immense that even the skies clear. From the ground, Bai murmurs that he had always known it was him.

The dragon looks at Dong and says, "Now you're truly back." Man, was that little creature from the forest the same monster? Now look at the resemblance between our boy as a human and as a demon.

Juo is still completely baffled by what is happening. Most of the clones start to dissipate, and the black clouds and energy begin to fade. Jio finds himself on his knees, surrounded by all the creatures. The sword stops beside him, and Dong declares that the war is over.

We flash back to the Sacred Kingdom two years earlier. Some pointed out, asking if they saw the demon fall. A number of Dong replied, saying to bring it back. The names in the descriptions seemed all mixed up, but trust me, it was Dong.

He asked if she was mad about bringing the demon in her mouth, saying it made her look like a dog. Then he said he knew very well what the demon liked to be called. He patted its back, calling it his best friend.

Back in the present, the Thunder Dragon still had that device around its neck. Jibo, beneath it, ordered the dragon to block Dong. Dong told him to give up; there wasn't any more lightning in this place to recharge.

Jibo could struggle all he wanted, but there was nowhere left to run. The blonde man, however, was confident, knowing the dragon had over 10,000 speed. He believed it was impossible for anyone to catch him. He pressed the button and ordered the dragon to fetch him, threatening to detonate it otherwise.

Gas seemed to resist but was visibly crying. It was the first time he had seen a dragon with tears streaming down its face. Dong was furious, realizing those bastards had installed explosives inside it.

Jibo ran toward the dragon, managing to climb onto its head. Meanwhile, Bai begged to be taken along, but he was, of course, ignored as the dragon flew off. Jibo muttered to himself that it was worth it; in the end, he was still leaving with a magic core.

Wuin commented that at this rate, Jibo would manage to escape. Wuin looked at Dong and remarked that something seemed to be on his mind. Dong was considering giving up. He thought there was no chance of capturing Jio without risking G's life.

This left him disheartened until he heard a voice in his head. Someone told him they believed in him. It was the dragon's voice, saying it trusted him, so there was no reason for hesitation.

Juo struggled to hold on to the dragon, which asked Dong if he remembered the game they used to play. Then it lunged to bite Juo, catching him midair. With Juo in its mouth, the dragon told Dong that it was his turn now.

It turned back toward Dong, who steeled his expression and prepared the sword. Jibo, still in the dragon's mouth, yelled not to blame him. He activated the self-destructive vice, declaring that at the very least, he would die there.

The self-destruct countdown ticked from 83% to 90%. Dong observed as it reached 97%, then 99.5%. He delivered a precise slash, destroying the device around the dragon's neck. The dragon managed to land safely.

The demons were still frozen in fear. The fool Bai Li was still trying to comprehend why everything was going so wrong. As the smoke cleared, Jibo lay in a pool of blood. Slowly, Dong approached.

Jibo began pleading for mercy, considering he was missing half his body. Sparing him wouldn't do much good. The man clawed at the ground, asking why he had to be completely destroyed. Dong simply narrowed his eyes and said that from the moment Jio betrayed him, he should have known this would happen.

Confused, Jio asked what betrayal Dong was talking about. They didn't even know each other. But Dong chose not to explain. He raised the sword and told Jibo that when he saw Yanha, he better kneel and beg for forgiveness.

At the last second, Jibo recognized him as Xia Fang Leo, but it was too late as his face was cut. Now I get it. The man they betrayed and framed in this life was Xia Fang Leo. He was the protagonist in his previous life, but now he's in the past.

Man, things just got complicated and worse for Jio, who took a slash for every atrocity he committed. The guy was sliced up like sashimi. I thought Dong was going to deliver the final blow, but he kept punishing Jio for more crimes.

It's hard to believe Jio isn't dead by now, right? Finally, execution. Dong delivered a billion more cuts for everything Jio had done, and now it's done. Watching all this, Bai Li declared that he was now sure this demon was one of them and that Xia Fang Leo had never been a deserter.

So now it's explained: they betrayed Xia Fang Leo in this life and made him desert. Because of that, Dong killed an S01 class demon. The course of the story had changed, and he gained 2.2 million experience points.

But then comes a plot twist. The scene shifts to a girl looking at a guy in a capsule. She says that now things were being completed. She mentioned that the weapon, the equipment, and the dragon had apparently all returned to him. The only thing missing was the woman.

Man, she's really eager, and the girl is putting in the effort. The scene then shifts to the human base, with someone saying they've received a message from the army unit. 511 had been completely defeated, and Jino had sacrificed himself.

That old man there is Shang of the Divine Legion and was Jin's father. Shang must be the most Chinese name I've ever seen in my life. The old man asks if they found the body, and the people say, unfortunately not.

He then says to prepare a national funeral with an empty coffin. The message was to be sent to everyone that his son had died honorably on the battlefield. He continues fishing while someone behind him is clenching their fists. It's HL, Jin's sister, who says that damn young kingdom. She would make sure to kill everyone who lived there.

The scene then shifts to a somewhat Arabian city. Inside the castle of the Wind Kingdom, a horn guy says that this letter came from the conference of alliances and asks if his majesty has chosen the representative.

This guy is the king of the Wind Kingdom, named Mofang. He knows that this conference of alliances is just a public humiliation for small nations like his. He then says that his city can barely produce rank A talents, and every time they send people, few return.

But the guy completely ignores this and just asks if he has already decided. The man begins to transform, and Mofang asks for two days to choose the people. Well, man, but he was already killed, with the guy saying that now the decision is made.

The scene then goes to the young kingdom, and there's someone going to talk to Bingy. Obviously, there's also someone delivering the so-called letter of the conference of alliances. The messenger says they never imagined that the young kingdom would be attacked like this, and they've already sent some support.

Bingy is injured but healthy, saying she appreciates the assistance. They will send the demonist thanks her back, saying she's looking forward to knowing who will be the representatives of the alliance this year. After all, this is the biggest annual event of the entire demon race.

We then see a construction site. Someone extends their power, and man, the whole building is reassembling. It's Tian Shell working hard until someone approaches and tells him to rest because the general wants to see him.

Man, that's low. Ti, the guy is alive at least. Well, not entirely. He's got his horns bandaged. He says he didn't expect to see a child helping, but Chim Sho just says that it's the right thing to do since they also helped his mother.

Apparently, it's La Ti who lost one of his hearts, which ended up in Chien Show's mother because of a promise his brother had made. He tells the boy that what he did is right, and there are always good and bad people among humans or demons. But karma doesn't see differences between races.

Lowai asks to be forgiven, saying he swears never to attack this place again. But too late, friend, you came to the dog's meal. La Ti apologizes for the false promises his brother made and says there's no reason to care about his death.

But Cheno says that's not true. His brother was really scary, but he remembers very well how he acted when the humans invaded the city. The big guy told the kid to run. The heart had already been removed from his body, and he didn't want it to be wasted.

The problem was that in the middle of the escape, they encountered the bastard. That's when the big guy told him to take that heart that would be delivered to his mother and disappear from that place. He swore he would stay there to at least buy him some time.

That's what Tian Shell tells Laai: that in his last moments, his brother was a savior. La Ti stays silent for a second and then laughs. He then cries, saying he never understood anything. In the end, his brother hadn't changed at all since they were children.

On top of the walls, Wiing tells Dong that now he is the most powerful person in the young kingdom. Because of that, by unanimous decision of the three generals, the rarest artifact would be given to him.

That would not only have the capacity to elevate him to rank S but also grant extraordinary abilities. But Dong tells them to keep it. So much energy would be much better spent rebuilding this entire kingdom, especially since he was preparing to leave this place.

Confused, Wiing asks why he's joking about this. Meanwhile, Dong thinks that he knew they would react like this. As quickly as possible, he wants to find a way to become human again.

He's still worried about Houndi and whether she's safe. After all, he was human, and they were demons. He couldn't keep getting so close and developing feelings. He's realizing that it's getting harder and harder to die, and he's sure the demons won't help him with that.

Suddenly, the dragon tells him to relax because Princess H is safe for now, and he wasn't going to leave there alone because he would always be by his side. Dong thanks him, saying it's always good to have him around.

Gada then asks Dong where he plans to go. Meanwhile, Wiing keeps pressing to know his plans, but the dragon simply spreads its wings and flies away.

In another part of the city, Wujan is lying in bed beside his father. He asks if his father knows when the next prosthetic arm will arrive. Huan replies that he's already asked that three times today.

Huan wonders why his son is so worried and if it's because of that person. Wuen ignores him and tells his father to rest. From the moment he saw that man at the court and after everything he did in the cave, he should have realized it much sooner. That man wasn't a demon at all; he belonged to the race Wuin hated most.

In another part of the mountains, the system window displays the same message, stating that the only way to become human again is to die. Dong tells GAA that unfortunately, no matter how many times he tries, that's the only answer.

The problem is that with his current power and abilities, it's far too difficult for anyone to kill him. He needs to find someone above rank S with an ability to kill him instantly. But even in his past life, the only time he encountered something like that was in the demon tower.

He mentions to Jeda that there's one solution, but it requires him to remember that he's just a contracted beast. Thinking of a way to help kill his master makes him feel bad.

Suddenly, a boulder at the top of the mountain begins to fall, heading straight for Dong's head. But GAA slices it apart effortlessly. GAA says that unfortunately, as a contracted beast, he will protect Dong no matter what happens.

Out of nowhere, a bear appears to attack Dong, but it gets blasted with a laser to the face. The dragon apologizes, saying he's not doing this intentionally. Night falls, and the bear becomes dinner.

Dong, now full, picks up his sword and tells the dragon that it's best for him to recharge too. He slashes, activating a dimensional space. As they are about to enter, Dong begins dismantling the sword.

He says that at dusk, they'll head east in search of the demon tower. Even though it's a vague objective, it's the only option he has. And if that's the case, what else can he do?

But then he senses someone approaching. The person places a blade to his neck and asks if the handsome one is planning to leave without saying goodbye. It's Mujin, who says there's a celebration happening in Yun's territory, yet the true hero was trying to run away.

Dong asks why Wuan isn't drinking there instead of coming here, but Wuan ignores him, demanding to know Dong's true purpose in coming to the young kingdom.

The protagonist notices Wujin's fury but also realizes he has no intention of killing him. Wuan keeps pressing, asking about his connection to humans and why he knows so much about them. Why does the Thunder Dragon follow him, and why did that human weapon fly into his hand?

Dong grabs his sword and reveals that he is human. He pushes Wujin's arm aside and says it's a pity, but Wuan can't kill him now. After all, dying wouldn't be a bad thing for him.

Wuan responds that he's noticed Dong is always seeking death and doesn't understand why. From the trouble with his father to the events in the cave, Wuan doesn't get why Dong wants this.

Dong reveals that dying is the only way for him to return to being human, which he originally was. Though strangely, he ended up in this demon body. Wuan then asks why Dong killed that human captain. If he didn't mean to save anyone, he could have simply died at the hands of that man and thus returned to being human.

A human army would have won, and Dong probably would have gotten what he wanted. Wuan has a point; it's true. But Dong replies that it's not about the side he's on but about the things he believes in. He couldn't tolerate something as evil as that.

Wuan releases Dong's neck and says it's humans who keep bringing misery to their territory, bringing death and destruction. They even killed his mother. That's why he hates humans and believes they all deserve to die.

And Dong deserves to die along with them. But deep down, he really hoped Dong was still a demon. The dragon tells Dong that he can feel Wuan seeking a bit of comfort, but Dong remains cold, simply saying he's leaving.

The dragon asks if he's really not going to say anything, but Dong says he can't form any connections. That's when Wujin reveals that in a week, there will be the alliance tournament, the most important competition among the 18 demon nations.

A battle where each nation must send two demons, and obviously, the strongest will appear, including numerous S-Class demons. If Dong truly wanted to die that much, this would be a perfect opportunity.

Even though he's the strongest in the young kingdom, he shouldn't underestimate the entire demon race. Dong seems intrigued and asks if participants in this tournament can really kill each other. Wujin confirms, saying that the participants have no fear of death because they carry the pride of their nation.

Obviously, in Yun's current state, no one wants to risk their life, and that's why the Demon Lord allowed both of them to participate. Wuan was going to help Dong come up with the strategy to die. However, the Demon King couldn't let anyone else kill him; only Wuan could deliver the final blow when the time came.

Dong stays silent but immediately agrees. It was exactly what he wanted. Wuan explained that the demon alliance was composed of 18 kingdoms. It was said that the world's powers came from mysterious regions, and currently, the demons controlled two of them.

The alliance gathered served two purposes: to bring all the leaders to one place and to determine the leader of the entire demon alliance. The method for this was the tournament held once every three years.

The demon world was fair; whoever was strongest reigned supreme. Only the victor of the final battle could lead the demon race. But obviously, it was also a stage for the strong kingdoms to showcase their power.

B explained that the beauty of the tournament had faded. Now, all the kingdoms that participated were full of schemes, only attending for their own interests. To guarantee victory, they sent the most ruthless demons and used the lowest methods.

So much so that in the last tournament, only five of the 36 participants survived. Of course, none of the demons sent by the young kingdom returned alive. She said it wasn't too late for them to back out. She could write a letter ensuring they wouldn't participate.

But upon looking, the two had already disappeared. Poor Bingy, they were already gone. Dong was looking out the window of the airship, seeing the Flame Kingdom for the first time. The airship was futuristic but was being carried by the dragon, combining nature and technology perfectly.

We then see the capital of the Flame City, known as Bei. Bingy mentioned how much the place had changed in just a few years. She said they should check in quickly since there was going to be a banquet that night. But once again, the two had disappeared.

Dong was intrigued by the exotic fruits around. Meanwhile, Wuan swore to himself that he would deliver the final blow. Wuan was eyeing a shop while Dong was more interested in legendary fruits.

The vendor explained that the fruit was cultivated in demonic fields and had instant recovery effects. It was an extremely rare item known as watermelon. Wuan, on the other hand, was amazed that a street shop had so many ranked weapons, while the young kingdom had to use secret factories to produce special weapons.

The shopkeeper chimed in, commenting about the young kingdom, saying it couldn't even compare to the Flame Kingdom. The Flame Kingdom had more power resources, a stronger economy, and much larger land. He asked if Dong was there to watch the tournament.

Dong was about to say yes, but before he could answer, a girl next to him made a noise. This was one of the competitors from the U Kingdom. Yan Kingdom adds an N. Remember Shang Lin?

He commented that the U Kingdom must have run out of talent if they were sending someone like him. Wuan was furious, but the girl simply turned to the vendor, ordering him to pack all the ranked items and send them to the Exala Hotel.

She handed him the money and said she was looking forward to seeing if the U Kingdom could surprise anyone this year. It would be nice if they were different from the past, as the only opponent for her was her own kingdom.

Wuan sensed that the girl was clearly an A-ranked demon. Later at the hotel, he told Bingy that the people in this region were far too arrogant. She replied that it was to be expected; no one would be friendly right before a championship.

The truth was that when these tournaments first began, most kingdoms had similar strength. But over time, the Flame Kingdom, U Kingdom, and Lake Kingdom kept accumulating power. And as the saying goes, the strong get stronger.

Especially considering that these three kingdoms almost always alternated victories among themselves. The prize for the competition was a stone that allowed a demon to advance to rank S. The winner also became the commander of the 18 armies, gaining the right to use the alliance's mines.

Dong seemed impressed by something Mei said. They had arrived at the greatest pride of the entire demon race. Just then, someone appeared behind them. A man pushing a girl in a wheelchair asked if this was the Chang Bala Hotel.

Chang Lin commented that she'd run into those weirdos buying watermelons again. Wuan was already losing his temper, ready to hit her, but Bingy calmly told him not to fall for the trap, reminding him that the tournament was about to begin.

Meanwhile, Dong was talking to some people who said they were from the Miss Kingdom. Dong warned them not to go easy on him if they encountered him in the tournament. Bingy, seeing this, suggested they leave quickly.

But suddenly, she felt a strange energy behind her, and her backpack flew off. Dong didn't seem too concerned, wondering where the invisible thief was. But the guy from the Miss Kingdom stepped forward, telling Dong to watch his sister.

He closed his eyes, exuded a blue energy, spread his arms, and summoned energy behind him. Suddenly, they were in a sea of energy. He opened his eyes and said, "Found them!" He stretched his hand, launching an ice attack and freezing the invisible thief's foot.

As soon as the thief looked up, Wuan was right in front of him, declaring that such behavior must be punished violently. The guy immediately reveals that he's from the Fallen Kingdom and just begs not to be handed over to the guards.

Meanwhile, Damu praises the boy for easily finding the invisible thief. Bingy thanks him too and asks if he's already rank S. The boy, named Lacy, says the Miss Kingdom has never had a rank S demon, but he's working hard toward it.

The scene shifts to inside the hotel, where they all enter. They're registering while a guard mentions that apparently everyone has arrived. A man in a white suit nearby says it's time for the preliminaries to begin.

Walking through the corridors, people comment on how crowded the place is today. Looking at the clock, Bingy remarks that they'll miss the banquet at this rate. Dong, while walking, finds it strange that they sent a wheelchair user to compete.

Finally, it's their turn, but Bingy calls the Miss group over, telling them to go ahead. The receptionist asks for their documents, wondering why they're not already in hand. A bit embarrassed, Lacy hands over the documents and asks if she's referring to these.

But suddenly, everyone starts murmuring about someone arriving. A man lounging in a chair comments that every time this guy shows up, it's a spectacle. Who's this now? Oh, here comes Linnen, live from the Lake Kingdom.

The man was the biggest star, and apparently, they sent a wheelchair user just so she'd die in combat or not. Look at her serious expression as she speaks. As they enter, one of the guards approaches the line and orders everyone to move aside.

The guard even tells Lacy to get out of the way. Lacy doesn't respond, and the guard throws him aside. The girl calls out to him but feels a hand on her shoulder. It's Dong, staring seriously.

The receptionist tells Lin that his mother can skip registration entirely. Lin replies, telling his siblings to escort his mother while he handles the check-in. And out of nowhere, he's hit by Dong, as he stumbles into the arms of the guards.

Dong picks up Lacy's sister and places her back in line, declaring that they would go first. The receptionist is utterly confused, unsure what to do. Meanwhile, the man in the white suit is eagerly anticipating the show.

The problem is that Dong has taken a risk, forgetting the title Lin holds: the most powerful of all demons. Lin asks if he was really pushed. He approaches Dong, commenting on his bravery, but Dong completely ignores him, only asking the receptionist if there's an issue with the documents.

Lin places a hand on Dong's shoulder and asks if he can't hear him speaking clearly. Lin is exerting a tremendous force, but nothing is happening. Wuan mutters that Dong should rip his hand off.

Lin pauses for a moment and lets out a Joker-style laugh. Even Wuan feels the pressure. Lin now excited says he admires Dong's courage. He finds his power fascinating and can't wait to see his abilities.

But suddenly, someone raises a hand, asking Mr. Lin not to do this, as he would be disqualified. It's a short demon who declares that Lin is a super VIP and doesn't even need to be in the common registration area.

Lin should already be in the luxurious suites and shouldn't concern himself with these lowly people. After all, the common quarters are only for smaller kingdoms. Lin retreats, saying he understands and bids farewell to the two, stating that the competition awaits.

Wuan approaches the receptionist, asking how long they'll have to wait. A demon from the Ling Go steps forward, saying he'll handle it. He asks if Lacy's card is valid and informs him that the girl beside him isn't authorized to check in.

Lacy protests, saying it doesn't make sense since the invitation allowed him to bring a family guest. But the demon dismisses him, claiming there's no proof she's his family. He also mentions that the runes are nearly full.

Dong begins to notice how much harder everything is for the lower-ranked kingdoms. Jyn grabs the demon by the neck, reminding him that they are invited participants and should be treated with respect.

But the demon tells him to let go, warning that Jyn isn't competing and could cause their team to be disqualified. Reluctantly, Jyn releases him. The demon sneers, saying kingdoms like Yun and the Miss Kingdom should never have joined the alliance.

It's ridiculous for them to demand to be treated as important people. But Bingy intervenes, stating that everyone there is overestimating themselves. Suddenly, the demon explodes in rage, calling them a bunch of filthy farmers who only came to steal food and drink.

Jyn grabs the demon's mouth and begins lifting him, pulling him by the neck. But Bingy steps in, tossing him aside. She declares that coming to this place and experiencing everything for free is a great blessing.

However, that doesn't mean this should be treated differently. She slams the demon to the ground, proclaiming that as the current Lord of Yun, she will not allow her citizens to be humiliated.

She is a descendant of Leu Yan and was present at the formation of the 18 nations.