I Was Reborn as an Ant and Wanted to Solve My Troubles for God

I have stopped updating for a while recently to find the status, save the manuscript, and reorganize the story. Please rest assured that I will not enter the palace, but I don't feel like writing for the time being.

The name is very long, as the saying goes, every inch longer, every inch stronger, it is very interesting, and people can't help but click in and watch. The first three chapters (plus the prologue) are an introduction to the background world view, from the woman's wish in the prologue, to the birth of the sage and the devil, and the final hero. The story flows very smoothly, but the beginning of the prologue is a bit choppy, but it gets better after entering the second chapter, probably because the writing is smooth. The worldview begins with the God writing at the beginning, like a science fiction story, but the first and second chapters feel like a Western fantasy RPG story about the brave and the devil, but it is not confusing, the transition is very good, and even the introduction of the worldview does not make people feel boring, but is full of suspense, fun and fascinating. When I read the second chapter, I kept guessing the identity of the protagonist. Who is the protagonist? Maybe I didn't see it clearly, I just knew it was disrespectful to God. I originally guessed it was the Demon King, but I felt something was wrong, so I probably had to look at the back. Generally speaking, although the title of the book seems to be a spoof, the world view and settings in the first three chapters are relatively serious. The writing is good, and you can imagine the picture in your mind when you look at the sentences. There is just something wrong with the punctuation, but it's not a big problem and it doesn't matter whether it's fixed or not.