The 1970S Bug Hive: I Opened a Manor on an Alien Planet

In the spring of 1976, biological researcher Ling Feng transmigrates into the body of a disgraced second-rate man from Li Village, thrown out of his home with nothing. His ex-wife has abandoned their daughters and returned to the city, while vicious relatives torment him. The original owner could only huddle with his two young daughters in a cave on the back mountain. In this desperate situation, Ling Feng discovers a glowing stone wall. His soul merges with the core of an ancient insect hive, opening a portal to the abandoned interstellar colony Zeta-7, a world teeming with psionic energy and resources, where insects can even be bred through genetic engineering. From then on, he thrives in two worlds. On Earth, he makes a fortune from alien medicinal herbs and specialized silk, rising from a ten-thousand-yuan household to a business empire. He firmly shuts down greedy relatives who try to leech off him, as well as his ex-wife when she comes back begging to reconcile. On the alien world, he rules the insect swarm, growing from a hundred worker ants to an army of a million. He devours the Green Marsh, then the entire planet, claiming every mineral deposit and ruin. His eldest daughter has a photographic memory and becomes his right-hand woman in research, while his second daughter has a natural affinity for insects and takes charge of the alien world's ecosystem. As China enters the era of reform and opening up, he seizes the rewards of both worlds, becoming the richest man of the 1970s while building an insect-hive kingdom on an alien planet. He becomes master of both worlds.