After transmigrating to a perilous prehistoric wilderness, Li Chen finds a world ravaged by bitter cold and overrun by ferocious beasts, with tribes struggling on the brink of extinction.
By chance, he awakens a pair of golden fingers: a hidden underground insect hive and a real miniature universe inside his body, still in the process of evolving.
The hive can devour anything, refine resources, and quietly reshape the land, breeding endless swarms in secret.
His inner universe evolves from nothing: from a desolate void, it gradually grows mountains, rivers, lands, and countless living beings, until it becomes a complete galaxy.
He chooses to stay behind the scenes and develop in secret.
Stockpiling food for winter, firing pottery, and cultivating fields, he leads a primitive tribe out of the wilderness's desperate straits. He smelts metal, sparks technological progress, and steadily builds a flourishing civilization.
This planet was once prey to a powerful race among the stars. When danger arrives, the underground insect hive roars and the galaxy within him turns. Li Chen leads his native civilization beyond the limits of their planet, out into the vast sea of stars, to challenge the supreme civilizations above them.
With a mortal body, he nurtures a supreme universe of his own.
This little book, well, it portrays the intelligence of the savages in it as being the same as that of modern people, and it also unifies their language.