I Became a Spiderweb, So Why Is She Letting the Enemy Go?

[Real-Time Strategy] [Behind-the-Scenes] [Never Takes Human Form] [Decisive and Ruthless] [No Female Lead] [Natural Disasters]

Wang Zhu woke up one morning and found that he had transmigrated.

He hadn't awakened any bloodline, and he didn't even have a human body.

He had become a spiderweb the size of a palm, hanging in the corner of a utility room.

The only thing he could move was a spider no bigger than a grain of rice.

Wang Zhu stared at the game interface, his voice calm:

"Can't move, huh? Then I'll have the whole swarm move for me."

[Worker Spiders] Weave webs, gather resources, and scout. With enough of them, they can cover an entire city.

[Hunting Spiders] Track, surround, and break through defenses. Geckos, centipedes, and rats all become food for the nest.

[Broodmother Spiders] Break away from the main body to establish satellite nests, spreading without limit through elevator shafts, underpasses, and underground utility tunnels.

[Parasite Spiders] Invade corpses and read their residual responses. They can even operate tanks and detonate ammunition depots.

While the Colorful Butterfly players revealed their intelligence to the humans and struggled to negotiate with them,

Wang Zhu's swarm had already spread through hospitals, shopping malls, and sewers. Everyone who saw a spider became part of his field of vision.

A passage opened, and the two worlds went to war.

The soldiers thought the enemy was coming from the other side.

The players thought the spiders were being surrounded. No one realized that the real nests had long since burrowed into tanks, military bases, and shelters.

Shellfire created fear, and war provided Source Essence.

Every bit of Source Essence became a new spider.

From a shabby web in the corner that could be swept away with a flick, to an unseen natural disaster spanning two worlds.

Wang Zhu remained hidden behind the scenes, coolly watching his ever-expanding collective field of vision.

"Keep fighting."

"The messier the battlefield, the more spiders there'll be."