Fantasy: Blasting the Heavens

The protagonist is born with parents who die first. His talent is unparalleled, he's skilled in everything. He has a fiancée who comes to break off the engagement. The protagonist, unconvinced, refuses to be underestimated. He sets out to learn a skill, and an opportunity is sure to come. He becomes an apprentice to a certain master, and a story unfolds.

Walking alone down that street, the dim red lights of several massage parlors reflected on my face. Suddenly, a seductive voice rang in my ears, "Hey handsome, come have some fun!" I sneered inwardly, stubbed out my cigarette, and thought, "I'll give you a good ride today." I promptly tossed in a one-yuan coin, and familiar music began to play. "Pleasant Goat, Beautiful Goat..."

It's another low-budget version of the Primordial World. Others, like the Great Luo Immortal, have already transcended the river of time. Where is there any past or future world? It's all a mess.

This whole "family" thing is just embarrassing. Where does this confidence come from in this declining era? Eight major powers, indeed. Without reaching the level of cultivation, they can't possibly compete with a nation.

Why are all my thousands of subscriptions gone? Did your mom eat them?

I just watched this, and the protagonist isn't Saitama-like. He can get stronger just by doing push-ups? The protagonist is too diligent, practically a babysitter. Whenever an evil force from another world descends, the protagonist goes out to entertain its clients…

Why is it that only a few hundred chapters are showing up on my screen, while I can't read the thousands of chapters I originally purchased?

What are the officials doing? So many novels have lost word count. Are the authors rewriting them or what? Can't they at least say something?

If you were to travel through the river of time in the primordial era, wouldn't you be afraid that Pangu would slice you in half with his axe? Haha!

I'm absolutely speechless. Knowing full well that the other party had ill intentions, I still accepted her. The system even told me to hand over my child to the opposing force for upbringing, and I actually agreed! What an idiot! What a load of rubbish!