Ants

1. The prosperity of the city, the luxury of the rich, and the little people grow up in an ordinary family. The father is a mediocre policeman and the mother is a housewife. Although they are ordinary, they are also happy. 2. A little person enters a high-end university and makes friends with the children of rich people. His noble thoughts slowly turn into corruption, but he is always out of place. 3. The rules of the school slowly began to conform to the family power, and the little people began to yearn for power and money, and had ideological conflicts with their father. 4. The turmoil in neighboring countries disrupted the order of the city, and small people began to become tools for the rich to fight for power and profit. 5. The little people have immature thoughts. They fight for the so-called democracy and freedom but become cannon fodder. They disrupt social order and are scorned by the public but still do not repent. They only strive for power and enter the upper class. The family relationship between the father and son of the little people becomes an obstacle. 6. As night falls, a large-scale conflict breaks out. One fights for freedom, the other fights for order. The two camps of father and son finally face off on the battlefield. 7. When the sun rises in the morning, the ground is covered with devastation... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.