A steadfast will can change reality.
Du Chengfeng always knew this, and he had personally experienced its wonders—even if he didn't quite understand why this damn world was so idealistic. Yet, this nonsensical principle was an iron law, derived from a countless loss of lives by the ancient people.
However, achieving this is incredibly difficult, as it requires using one's will to challenge reality itself. Faced with the cold, hard reality, how strong must one's will be to effect change in this world?
Confronted with this seemingly insurmountable problem, the ancient people chose to abandon thought and used sheer force to crush reality, using their will to ravage the world itself—but the choice was merely a choice, as no one could truly achieve this, not even the ancient people themselves, because it is inherently a self-contradictory endeavor.
