The Bookworm Baby Transmigrates into an Insectoid Hatchling and Becomes a Genius Writer

After a car accident, a twelve-year-old human child transmigrates into the body of a frail young male insect from the Chris family. Compared to the female insects, whose growth is accelerated, this little one develops far too slowly. He’s already three, and he still can’t quite walk or talk! To find his way home, little Lin Shu has no choice but to be a diligent young male insect and get along with his father and several older brothers. But he takes it a little too seriously, and becomes the darling of the entire family. As a bookworm, reading and studying are the two most important things in Shu’s life. Naturally, he can’t neglect them in the insect world, either. The three-year-old solemnly tells his father: “Father... I wanna study.” “Good boy, you haven’t played at all today. Come play with Father for a while. Father really wants to play with you!” His beautiful father launches a cute little plea. The young male insect solemnly shakes his head, then turns to look at his eldest brother with the same serious expression. “Big Brother, I wanna study.” “...Shu, you’ve already learned so much. It’s time to take a break.” His stern older brother gives an awkward smile and reaches out to pat his head. “That’s right, you learn more every day than I do in a whole week!” His slacker older brother flops onto the sofa, sighing in amazement. All the female insects around him, including his other father, nod in agreement. The three-year-old is so shocked he loses the ability to speak. What’s going on? He’s only been studying for less than a month! He publishes a poetry collection on his own in elementary school. In middle school, he wins first place in a literature competition. His work becomes widely popular for its ability to soothe mental energy, and at fifteen, Lin Shu becomes the youngest celebrated author in insect history. Five years later, at the fifth season of the program “Writing to Express One’s Ambitions,” the male insect author who once mocked Lin Shu speaks at length onstage, showing his contempt for young people as he goes. “ if you ask me, young people should spend more time building up their experience. They shouldn’t always be thinking about fame and money. Some people become famous when they’re young, but now they’ve faded into the crowd, haven’t they?” He laughs smugly, certain he’s won, only for every judge to give him a “no.” One of the judges is none other than Lin Shu, the very person he once harshly criticized! The boy’s handsome, refined face still has a youthful softness, but his words are calm and cool. “May I ask if you’re talking about me?” The male insect author: “?!” How could that be?! Reader advisories: 1. The story mainly follows the protagonist’s growth, with little romance. The CP is Ji Xiangchao. 2. The writing is amateurish and the narration is average. Please bear with me. 3. Hope you enjoy reading~ Theme: Books are the ladder of human progress.