Through the Rift of Antiquity

Chen Wangshan, born at the stroke of midnight with a yin-yang reversed fate, was told by a wandering Taoist that he carried both a great fortune and an inescapable calamity. When he discovers a wordless heavenly book containing thirty million characters of primordial power, he learns that understanding even one character can shake mountains and rivers. Accidentally transported across time with microscopic tardigrades, he enters the Great Wilderness—a world built entirely by living creatures. Here, all human technology is replaced by creatures: electric eels power cities, young ice serpents serve as air conditioners, vines become ladders, and magical trees become furniture. Civilization runs not on steel but on myriad beasts. As prehistoric beasts from the Triassic are twisted by villains, and the nations of the Classic of Mountains and Seas vie for power, Chen Wangshan wields an army of insects that can shrink or expand at will, and holds the primordial divine script. He walks the Great Wilderness, protecting his friends and defying his fate, to command the entire four-dimensional world with his mortal body. — Description from novelcodex.org