Hi Ryan! Well done, you've written a lovely piece about a very bad storm!
A few comments: The word threatening doesn't quite fit below - it might be better to say 'It was a terrible night' or 'It was a disastrous night'. Likewise, we wouldn't normally describe the wind as blowing 'drastically' - an option is to say the wind blew 'ferociously'. This would mean that the wind was very strong and fierce. I've corrected a few other errors below. I hope this helps!
All the best with your English language learning!
Becky : )
It was
at a
threatening night. The wind blew
drastically, and the storm was making terrifying sounds all night. All of a sudden, the rock on the cliff was hit by
a thunder, and it broke into several rocks. The rocks fell onto the
ground and hit the house located beneath. The house was suddenly destroyed, leaving it ruined
appearance. The concrete inside was revealed, and the poles, walls, and windows were
tumbled torn down. As we could see, it was totally ruined. The farmer had no place to stay.
Seeing his place which he dedicated all his life to, he was heartbroken. He had no chance but stand up again to live out his life. Because his home was turned into a disaster, he had to build his home. He would need to collect some bricks in town and hire some labors to help him get the work done. Also, he had to rent a truck to carry all these mess and a digger to clean up. Since the place was too dangerous to live, he had to seek look for a new field for him to start off his life. He had to apply for the permit from the government so that he could build the house legally.
As forbidding as the future may seem, the farmer had to cheer up and see through the bright side.