Lin Yin Must Die

Celebrities, heroes, heroes, ghosts, monsters, gods... Thousands of them... In the end they all turned into a handful of loess! Nothing is eternal, nothing is immortal, and everyone is mortal! This is the story of a Lin Yin boy who walked out of Chendong City and broke his own destiny step by step. Can young Lin Yin break his destiny?

If it is your destiny that your family will be destroyed, your wife and children will be separated, and you will end up alone. If you are destined to be poor, homeless, and struggling. If fate determines your years, it determines your end after seven years. Then, why not spend this life to the end and go against fate! Celebrities, heroes, heroes, ghosts, monsters, gods... Thousands of them... In the end, they all turned into a piece of loess! Nothing is eternal, nothing is immortal, and everyone is mortal! This is the story of a Lin Yin boy who walked out of Chendong City and broke his own destiny step by step. Can young Lin Yin break his destiny?

I came across this book through a red envelope recommendation. The main reason I wanted to recommend it was because it had a question that made me think about it, and the characters' strategies also made my blood boil. That is fate. When facing the so-called fate, some people choose to believe in fate, accept the leadership of fate, and are willing to become the walking dead; while others change their fate against the will of heaven and change what they should face. Who says fate cannot be changed? Why should a young man bear the name of a rebel, even if it is a bullshit fate. I just want to break fate! Who dares to stop it!