At the beginning of National Hegemony, I was surprisingly bound to the lowest level ant troop.
Watching the dragon lord and the elf archer show off their power, I gritted my teeth and dug into the ground to chew on carrion, decomposing the corpses and accumulating genes.
When the goblins laughed at "little ants can only roll dung balls", billions of worker ants broke through the camp and turned them into bones.
The human coalition troops pressed forward, and the overwhelming rain of arrows hit the insect nest but could not break through the outer layer of the fungus blanket.
The ground suddenly collapsed, billions of flying ants rose from the ground into the sky, and the acid mist that swept across the battlefield obscured the sky.
The mage lord of the higher planet arrived and arrogantly released the forbidden curse fire rain, but the soldier ants that got into the mage tower instantly chewed through the shield formation.
When I stepped onto the throne of the starry sky, billions of giant ants in the star ring under my feet were gnawing at the stars: "This universe is just a piece of carrion from the ant colony."
Reader comments
It's well written, but it's not suitable for me, but I still give it five stars because I think the style of this book is the most suitable for the subject matter. The changes in the protagonist's mentality and the development of the brood when it was weak in the early stage are very suitable for the subject matter, but I can't enjoy it.
It's well written, but it's not suitable for me, but I still give it five stars because I think the style of this book is the most suitable for the subject matter. The changes in the protagonist's mentality and the development of the brood when it was weak in the early stage are very suitable for the subject matter, but I can't enjoy it.