Every Time I Die, I Get Stronger

Chen Mu, 28 years old, was a programmer in a large factory. He was laid off and broke up within a day, and his life hit rock bottom. Just when he returned to his hometown with nothing and was in a daze at the shabby noodle shop left by his father, a system with an extremely bad mouth came to him. This system does not provide money or equipment, only cooking skills - the premise is to complete the "social life tasks" assigned by it. Singing in public at the vegetable market, wearing doll clothes and handing out leaflets, confessing affectionately to a strange old lady... The tasks are each more outrageous than the last, and if you refuse, your skills will be permanently locked. But every time after losing face, the god-level cooking skills that came from his initiation made everyone shut up. Relying on his superb knife skills, Chen Mu once again propped up his father's small noodle shop. A bowl of noodles makes diners cry, and word of mouth spreads from the streets to the entire Internet. But a big tree attracts trouble - Internet celebrities with malicious negative reviews come to blackmail the company. Behind it, Zhao Hongda, a regional catering capitalist, is pressing harder. Deeper still lies a behind-the-scenes consortium that controls the entire food industry. From a roadside shop to a national reputation, from a "good old man" who pleases everyone to a craftsman who dares to stand up to the whole world for a bowl of noodles, Chen Mu's every step of upgrade is paid for by social life, and every victory is spoken by craftsmanship. This is a story about dignity, ingenuity and a bowl of noodles - death in society is not scary, but living as a person who dares not be himself is what is scary.