Born as an Ant, He Ascended to Immortality by Imperial Edict

There is no system, no panel, it is a rare traditional fairy tale, and the author's writing skills are very fairy-like. The protagonist Zhou Li traveled through time and became an ant, practicing Taoism and cultivating immortality. In front of others, he is a fairy seedling with unlimited glory, but behind others, he is an ant whose life hangs by a thread. One of the highlights is that the protagonist has an above-average IQ. After accidentally falling into the exquisite game, he uses his small skills to become a chess player. The second highlight is the combination of painting and spiritual practice in the book, which incorporates many elements from the Classic of Mountains and Seas. Mortal flow, classical cultivation of immortals, villains who are not clever, recommended masterpieces!

Classical fairy tale with great potential. No cheats, no system, no panel, no one-click upgrade experience, just pure ordinary people's Taoist practice. The biggest highlight of the book is the in-depth integration of the style of painting and calligraphy and the ancient magical heritage of the Classic of Mountains and Seas with exercises and practice, creating a full sense of national style and fairy charm. The protagonist is reborn into a humble insect body, and is deeply involved in the overall situation of the game between Tao and demons. He is an ant in front of others and an ant in the back. He has an online IQ throughout the whole process and does not rely on plug-ins to defeat the game. He goes retrograde with enlightenment through mountains and seas, and his mortal body bucks the trend and walks a unique path to immortality and immortality. This book describes the ants from the beginning of spiritual intelligence to the moment they knock on the gate of immortality. The writing style is grand and has the potential to be a masterpiece. It is recommended.

The author's writing style is really good. It's rare to see someone starting from the emergence of animal intelligence, and deeply portraying the mental journey of ants struggling to survive in the world of immortality. From a high school senior who was in a car accident on the way to being reincarnated into the world of immortality, he became an ant who could be stepped on at any time. Relying on the knowledge he learned in his previous life, he practiced the "Qi-Entraining Technique" as an ant to open the door to immortality. There was no system blessing and he relied solely on diligent practice. This setting is quite interesting. I have read Chapter 30 now. The writing is pretty good and has the charm of a classical fairy tale. If you are tired of those exaggerated systematic articles, you might want to read this book.

Not willing to be a pawn, let's see how the ants push the immortal sky across the sky? This book takes the wits and intrigues of mortals to the extreme. The protagonist is reborn as an ant, with zero plug-ins and no system, and is caught in the delicate overall situation of the dispute between Tao and demons. The two-faced characters are full of tension. On the outside, there is the much-anticipated seedling of the Tianzong Immortal Sect, and on the inside, there is a humble insect who is precarious. The protagonist is sober and forbearing, breaking through the situation step by step, stealing the dragon's veins, overcoming dangers, and establishing the world's legal principles. The logic of mortals' reverse cultivation of immortality is online throughout. A very good classical fairy tale. I recommend it to newcomers and new readers.