Slaying Across the Myriad Worlds

[Hundreds of supporting characters + the Myriad Worlds + multiple planes + endless revenge + rules and logic + not a wish-fulfillment story + no heroine + long, slow-burn saga]

Heaven and earth are useless, the sun and moon are at odds, the gods are useless. Destroy the old and raise the new, remake chaos, and restart the source.

A kind-hearted assassin gives up killing, only for his family to turn him into a stitched-together monster. He instinctively fights back just to survive.

One by one, those who reach out to help the protagonist die horribly. The protagonist turns dark and embarks on a path of revenge, witnessing the full range of human nature.

Humanity at its kindest can shine upon the whole world.

Humanity at its darkest can turn the world into hell.

Along the road through this living hell, one avenger after another joins the protagonist.

"You really think the Dragon Kingdom is such a wonderful place? That even ordinary people have enough to eat and wear and enjoy social security?"

"Seventy percent of people go their whole lives without even a work record, never mind social security."

,,,,,

"The state is nothing but an excuse to control others, a scam perpetrated on ordinary people."

"The foolish believe it and do as they're told, becoming fuel for society's machine."

"Given enough time, they even forget how to think for themselves."

Chang Gongming walked over to Leng Ye and looked at the cleaning lady working early in the morning below:

"There's nothing wrong with the system. It's the people within it who are at fault."

"Throughout history, humans have always been good at banding together for warmth."

"Once enough people band together, many of them will be ambitious or greedy and want to get more."

"When the group can no longer keep you warm, the smart thing is to leave of your own accord."

"They have brains but don't use them, and don't want to risk going forward alone."

"People like that may seem pitiful, but they aren't really worth pitying."

(Are you one of that seventy percent?)