My Life in the Jurassic

I found that as long as you write primitive books, there will definitely be people who cultivate immortality, magic, or unnatural abilities. You don't write good original stories, but you want to learn how to cultivate immortality, and I'm convinced. . .

In this author's book, the Tyrannosaurus rex are all scum.

I just read a few chapters in 666. In the Jurassic era, there were saber-toothed tigers and sheep and pigs. The author really knows how to play. . .

There are a lot of typos, one typo, and some have completely different meanings.

I quite like this light plot, but the scene description is lacking. Note that this is set in ancient times. If you have watched Stephen Chow's movies, you will know that the same performance, attention to details, and scenes will give people a very different feeling.

Tiantian was seriously injured, and then he went out to roam on his own, but then he was seriously injured, and he couldn't go with him when there was a Tyrannosaurus Rex...

Judging by the thread, no wonder the update is interrupted and what happens suddenly in the middle of body training? Primitive people cultivate immortality?

Not bad, it ranks in the top 60 of the 500 novels on my bookshelf

Why is there no one at the back?

After reading so many original novels, this one is still good. The only drawback is that there are a lot of typos. I hope the author will continue to work hard. Come on, come on, come on.