Laying Low in an Ant Colony to Build a Paradise Cave Abode

The subject matter is good, and the writing style is childish and looks like something from a female channel

The writing is not strong enough, not coherent enough and a bit intermittent. There are a lot of bad things. To deal with the termites, you need to hire a foundation-building monk.

Qi training uses third-level spiritual objects, others use first-level spiritual objects, and some do not use spiritual objects. After more than ten years, the protagonist breaks through to the seventh level of Qi training. In the middle of the process, a woman suddenly obtains the relic of an old man who has the ninth level of Qi training (someone else saved the money) Yuan failed to break through and build the foundation (I don't know how many resources can be left), and he broke through to the seventh level only one year later. From the seventh level to the eighth level of Qi training, it took about ten years to use spiritual objects. The protagonist used third-level spiritual objects, and also had second-level spiritual fruits for food. It actually took eight years to achieve a breakthrough. It's so awesome. It's so powerful🫢🫢🫢. I can write.

I found that the protagonist did not use his own skill correctly. To put it bluntly, this skill can use one resource as a thousand copies, and other effects are trivial.

I would like to ask if I should plant spiritual roots in the future. If I plant spiritual roots, will they be as big as they originally were or will they shrink? If they shrink, then they are still not spiritual roots?

I thought it would be a good novel based on the name. I clicked on it to read that the domineering protagonist of Goldfinger has a garbage IQ. The plot arranged by the author is even more like a fighter among garbage.

The setting that the effect of the second elixir will be halved is a bit unacceptable. According to this setting, it is estimated that only children of the plane can cultivate to the golden elixir stage.

I have only practiced Qi for the sixth level since Chapter 120. Is there a fruition level for this foundation building? Is it so difficult to achieve?

There is one thing I don't understand after reading it. I don't know if I missed it or the author didn't write it. The protagonist puts things into the ant nest normally. The things are of normal size. If you enter through the ability, the things will shrink together. So the question is what will happen if the protagonist puts ants on his body and then uses his ability to enter the nest? Ants never get smaller? Or will it become smaller along with it? If ants are special and cannot become smaller, that's okay. If they can become smaller, then there are many issues to consider, even the development route. As we all know, if you are big enough to a certain extent, you will be very strong, and conversely, if you are small enough, you will be very strong. The author said that ants are six millimeters. At the beginning, after the protagonist shrinks, the ants are equivalent to off-road vehicles, and off-road vehicles are generally 4-5 meters. The protagonist shrinks to about three millimeters (just my subjective calculation, the specific size after shrinkage is subject to the author's setting.) I asked the AI, and the protagonist shrunk from a normal person (1.7 Or 1.8 Meters) to three millimeters. After the six-mm ant shrinks simultaneously, the body size is about 10 microns, which is equivalent to one-tenth of the diameter of a hair. Generally, cells are about this size, red blood cells are seven microns, and E. Coli are 2 microns. If we find a way to share our vision with ants in the future, it will be equivalent to directly gaining the ability to interfere at the cellular level. You can also make ants stronger in the same way. One pill is equivalent to infinity for the smaller protagonist, but it is not enough to give it to every ant, so I selectively fed only some of the ants. If ants can also become smaller, then everyone can take unlimited medicine. It is possible to let some ants raise smaller ants. When fighting or when needed, the protagonist can make these ants bigger. Although it is a bit more troublesome, it is equivalent to directly cutting off the material restrictions of ants. One nest can afford to raise hundreds of millions of ants.

This world of cultivating immortals is too peaceful. When will the male protagonist be able to stay in the sect? If he practices too fast, he is afraid of being discovered by others. If he has too many spiritual stones, he is afraid of being discovered by others.