After an accident, city exterminator Lin Ji wakes up as the most ordinary worker ant beneath a wall.
A drop of water, a shoe, or a single citywide cleanup could cost him and his entire colony their home.
He can only accumulate the power to evolve from food and spirit-infused materials, leading his colony as they move their young, build nests, and breed warrior castes, fighting for a place to survive in the cracks of a city amid spiritual qi revival.
From cracks between paving stones to underground utility tunnels, from beast tides sweeping through the city to the far side of the moon and deep space, the tiny ant colony gradually builds a civilization of its own.
Lin Ji doesn't want to destroy humanity, nor does he want the ant race to be treated as pests forever. When a signal from beyond Earth opens a route through the stars, he must lead his people in choosing a future of their own.
I feel like it's well written. I've just finished reading the first 20 chapters, but I just feel like there are too few ants? The first 20 pictures give me the feeling that there are not necessarily 100 ants in the nest. Unless it is a new queen that has just experienced a major disaster or has just been fertilized and laid eggs, a normal ant nest has thousands of ants. If it exceeds 10,000, it is considered a powerful ant colony. Currently, I feel that the biggest shortcoming is that the early development is too slow.