Great Northern Wilderness + Spiritual Spring Space + Transmigration + Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside + Period Setting + Mystical Arts + Invincible Protagonist + Feel-Good Story
In 1970, a bitter wind whipped snow into Yang Haoyu's face. On the seventh day after transmigrating, he finally saw what this so-called home was really like: his parents doted only on his younger siblings, while he, the eldest son, was nothing but a disposable stepping stone.
“Son, your younger brother can't lose his job. You go to the countryside!” His father banged his pipe against the table. Beside him, his mother wiped away her tears. “Haoyu, you're the big brother. You should know better.”
Know better? Was he supposed to give up the secure job he was inheriting from his father and go to the godforsaken Great Northern Wilderness?
Just as Yang Haoyu sneered, a golden light erupted in his mind. The inheritance of an old celestial master flooded into him, a spiritual spring space unfurled in his consciousness, and formulas for mystical arts were etched into his heart.
“Whoever wants this job can have it.” He smashed his enamel bowl, severed ties with his family in front of everyone, then sold the job slot for cash and headed straight for the educated youth compound with his pockets full of money.
The Great Northern Wilderness, buried in ice and snow? Perfect, time to test his mystical arts against the cold. Barren land? One splash of spiritual spring water, and the black soil could yield gold. And those who wanted to bully a newcomer? They could start by getting a taste of his talismans.
Are you writing about a city or a village? Have you reviewed it? If this is the case in the village, do we still need to go to the countryside?