Loess Counterattack: My System of Cultivating Immortals Is in the 80S

In 1998, Chen Mo, a young boy from rural North China, lived with his grandmother. In a near-death conflict, he accidentally activated the "Passing on the Fire" system left by his mother. Other people's systems are worth gold, but his system is worth life - a life of hardship. Hoeing the ground, moving bricks, and suffering mentally, all the hardships he endured turned into strength, helping him move from the loess ridge to the vast world. However, when he tried to uncover the truth behind the mysterious murder of his parents, he found that he seemed to have been trapped in a cold and huge "fate" control from the beginning. All his struggles and growth seem to be scripts that have been written by the mastermind behind the scenes. Should we accept fate as a chess piece, or burn through all our sufferings and use our mortal body to punch the "gods" in the clouds? This is a passionate god-killing history of a rural boy born in the 1980s, an ultimate counterattack that uses suffering as fire to fight against the injustice of fate! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.