The Interstellar Evolution of the Honey Badger

Xuezha Jinbei was watching his older brother eat spicy strips when disaster struck. Not only did he turn into a honey badger, but he also wound up in what seemed to be the Cretaceous period. Dinosaurs were everywhere, and his body weighed barely ten pounds, putting him at the bottom of the food chain. There were no little spicy strips here. How about a three-meter-thick spicy strip? That'll really get you going.

Heaven rewards the persistent, and the lucky beast discovers a blood orchid by chance, setting him on the path of carbon-based life evolution.

He takes on three-meter-thick giant snakes alone, thinks nothing of a Tyrannosaurus rex, and eats aliens first, questions later. Aliens are crunchy and taste like seafood.

He is ruthless in his struggle to survive. You say you aliens come in peace? I don't believe you. I'll take you on and steal your spaceship.

By sheer chance, he establishes the Honey Badger Jinbei clan all by himself, burying anyone who dares set foot in their territory.

A survival-and-evolution novel. No mindless power-ups or deification: everything comes from evolution itself, including snakes' thermal vision, bats' ultrasound, hearing, smell, infrasound, regenerative abilities, and tough bones and hides.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.