Is Being a Zookeeper a Dead End? I'm Raising Jurassic Creatures

After transmigrating to Blue Star, Su Xiaoding inherits an old, rundown zoo from his parents.

The bad news: the zoo barely has any animals. The good news: he gets a Talent Development System and a direct route to the Jurassic period.

Other people’s Systems let them add points to themselves. His lets him add points to dinosaurs.

Add points to a Tyrannosaurus rex, and it awakens an incredible throwing ability, hitting any target within ten thousand meters.

Add points to a Wuerhosaurus, and it awakens an incredible talent for imitation, mastering singing, dancing, and rap.

Add points to a Velociraptor, and it awakens an incredible gift for languages, mastering a hundred foreign tongues.

But Su Xiaoding soon discovers that although these dinosaurs have gained all sorts of abilities, they also have some serious issues.

The Tyrannosaurus rex is a chain-smoker, polishing off ten packs of extra-thick cigars a day, and tosses out turds whenever it gets annoyed.

The Velociraptor swears nonstop and tells everyone it meets to call it Grandpa.

Yet these bad habits are exactly what make the visitors unable to get enough of them.

Other zoos promote themselves in every way and fight for visitors, but the Jurassic Dinosaur Park goes viral thanks to these lunatics running the show.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.