
Am I Regarded as an Old Man by Ants?
我被蚂蚁当成旧日了?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 172k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 14d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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84Chapters
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It's no different from other movies of the same genre. It's said to be about ants but it's actually about people. The standout thing is stick figures. You write a lot of translators. It smells like a female protagonist. It's set as an ant but written as a female protagonist. Is it funny? It's useless in terms of plot advancement.
[As of Chapter 18 - Severely Poisonous Weeds]
[The protagonist is not exposed to extraordinary surprises at all, and is purely interested in using the body of a god as a research tool to win the Nobel Prize and leave his name in history. 😅]
It's very interesting, I just like this feeling of blind ignorance. After an accidental contact, the protagonist became aware of the ant world, so he started to contact it out of curiosity, but because he did not understand the language, he caused a lot of damage intentionally or unintentionally It is very Cthulhu, whether the old gods are well-intentioned or malicious, it is unbearable for ordinary people (ants)
This kind of book shouldn't have a female protagonist, right? I don't care whether there is a heroine or not, but if there is an ant heroine in this book, or some other creature, no matter how it is, I will feel weird. The main reason is that the strong feeling of the old gods is gone. I hope the protagonist can be omniscient, omnipotent and mysterious.
This also involves falling in love.
Even an ant wants to be the heroine.
I still came up with something similar to a female protagonist. As an alien god, I have to worry about this and that, and there are a lot of restrictions. Shouldn't this kind of novel be a purely enjoyable novel? There is no protagonist at all.
There are so many chapters with no real progress at all, it's so boring.
It's like seeing a diagram on the Internet that uses ants to summon Cthulhu, and I rushed to open a book, but I didn't understand anything. Run quickly.
Isn't this just a joke from 24 years ago?
It's not interesting, I don't know what I'm writing
The writing is messy. . .
It looks good, the setting of the world is very interesting, and the protagonist's supernatural power is well portrayed. I just hope that the protagonist can have more empathy with the ant world in the future.
Ant-Man?
Please forgive me for thinking of the King of Riding Blades🙂🙂
Lightning protection
If you have one, it counts. Just run if you can. It would be great if there were lightning protection stickers at that time
It's true that the number of words is a little short, please keep it up
It's okay. This theme is a bit rare. I give it 8.8 Points.
Hey~ There is nothing wrong with borrowing from the potion system, but it is just a simple white text. If the author is a novice and this is just practicing writing, it would be excusable. In the fourth chapter of this novel, the whole world view is revealed from an explanatory point of view. It is very taboo in writing novels to write such a lot of things that explain the world view. You can let the protagonist discover, guess, and verify by himself. Instead of shaking these out all at once. And writing a lot of them has greatly reduced the mystery and character of the gods. It feels like this world has no respect for gods. Still insulting the evil god? Really looking for death.
Why don't you write it?
After reading seven or eight chapters, the only feeling I have is that the protagonist will soon die of illness.
The writing is very good, and it captures the feeling of a mortal exploring a world of unknown power and unknown power. The impact of the protagonist's power on the other world is also very good. The protagonist cares about the vehicle through which he comes into the world, and he will not appear to be a special nanny. The protagonist responds to the request of the body, and will not appear inhumane. What God cares about is not the fate of the body, but His own purpose.
There is no rush to open the map randomly, and the ability to climb randomly is also an advantage. For gods, power is the most worthless thing. Isn't it funny that I am a god and still pursue power with the same eagerness and shame as a mortal? There must be something else to pursue.
Please read it!
It is very important to follow up on new books, especially on Tuesdays every week, which is the key to getting recommendations. I beg you readers to give me a little charity to continue reading~~