Forced to Drop Out, I Become Invincible Starting as an Ant Queen

I don't understand why it only got a low score of 6.6. The writing is quite good, and the story is rather interesting. This score is very unfair to the author! I'm too lazy to rate it, but a good story shouldn't be overlooked, so I'm doing my part to cheer on the author. Keep it up! 💪💪💪

With spider scorpions, you can use them to grab people and release spider webs to mimic Spider-Man's web-shooting movement and retreat to the maze through tunnels. After that, you can call it the Spider-Man Team. In a strategically important location in the forest, you can build an underground ant nest maze factory base. On the surface, you can grow elemental herbs and produce mogu and ant honey.

So many great novels this year! It's a pity they're all new. I won't even have a week to read them before I have to wait for updates!! Bloody, violent, and thrilling. Comparable to the older novel, *Dark Night King*. But it probably won't have a tragic ending! Keep it up!

The subject matter and world-building are quite novel and engaging, keeping me reading. The only downside is the ending, which felt rushed and a shame. It felt like there was so much more to explore. Good luck!

It's a good read. The interactions between the main character and the queen ant are very sweet. There's no female lead, and the main plot progression is reasonable. However, it did feel a bit rushed towards the end, but it wasn't a bad ending. After all, the conclusion was logical and well-founded. I can understand the author's intention; if they hadn't ended it in time and had continued writing, the content would have easily become repetitive and boring. Ending it in time was a good choice. 😊

It's actually quite well-written, the plot flows smoothly, and it's a good read. The only downside is the ending; it feels rushed and somewhat unsatisfying, omitting a lot of details. But at least it has an ending. Overall, it's still watchable.

It's pretty good, but I feel like I want more.

Taking a different approach, setting a unique standard, brilliant!

The ending was a bit abrupt, but overall it was a very good read. The plot was quite tight, though it got a little padded towards the end. The main character was great, and the storyline was very realistic, unlike other novels where the characters have ridiculously overpowered abilities.

This book is truly well-written. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, not a saint, and clearly distinguishes between right and wrong. His character's advancement is also logical and reasonable, unlike those overpowered characters who are predictable and boring. The only pity is the rushed ending. If it had continued, I think it would have been a masterpiece! What a shame!