I Survived My Way to Immortality in the Animal World

Jiang Liu joins a research project. When he wakes up, he discovers that he can travel between worlds.

Time and the rules of this world are the opposite of Earth's. The smaller an animal is on Earth, the more advanced a life-form it is here.

Creatures brought over from Earth can have their ancestral traits accelerated.

Here, elephants are as small as mice, turtles are as large as mountains, whales are tiny and delicate, and hummingbirds can serve as mounts that carry people.

Jiang Liu discovers that this is also a world of cultivation. The flesh and blood of advanced life-forms can help people cultivate, and every part of these creatures is a treasure.

He brings ants, ironclad beetles, little turtles, sea cucumbers, scallops, and more from Earth into this other world, where they all transform into gigantic advanced life-forms.

Squirrels contain a small pocket dimension within them. Could they be made into storage pouches?

Can honey produced by bee beasts improve one's comprehension?

After tardigrades become advanced life-forms, can their blood extend a person's lifespan?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.