Logging into the Cretaceous: Ten Thousand Years Ago

One hour spent idle in the real world equals an entire year in the Cretaceous!

Lu Chen unexpectedly wins the only closed-beta account in the whole online world and logs into a prehistoric era in a parallel timeline, holding the one-of-a-kind privilege known as the Eternal Time Anchor.

If his character dies, his save isn't deleted. He can revisit past checkpoints at any time, learn through countless deaths, and start over endlessly!

Swamp crocodiles close in, Tyrannosaurus rex stalk the land, packs of Troodon launch nighttime raids. Giant beasts are everywhere, and every step could be deadly.

Alone in the wilderness, Lu Chen reloads and reviews his mistakes again and again. He builds treehouses, lays traps, and shapes stone tools, carving out a place for himself in a land ruled by dinosaurs.

He saves the orphans of a tribe, tames an Iguanodon mount, and claims a defensible spot halfway up a mountain to establish a settlement.

A century of cultivation, a millennium of growth, ten thousand years of expansion!

He breeds a legion of mutant war dragons, cultivates prehistoric farmland, and forges bronze and iron tools, gradually creating a human-dragon civilization spanning an entire continent.

Then one day, he happens upon a fragment of a meteorite from beyond the heavens and suddenly realizes:

This online game isn't virtual data at all. It's a space-time passage created by a highly advanced civilization.

Only ten thousand years remain before an asteroid strikes and wipes out the world.

While everyone else can only watch helplessly...

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