Behemoths: Evolution Begins with Cretaceous Microorganisms

"The body spans the Milky Way, and the planets serve as food. The black hole you are talking about is the sweat flowing on its body." This is how the starry sky giant Li Mubai is described in countless textbooks on the starry sky plane. Rebirth in the Cretaceous, when tardigrades began to evolve as small as microns. Eat Titanoboa alive, beat up Tyrannosaurus Rex, tame Velociraptor as a pet, hunt Godzilla and make barbecue. Suck a river dry in one gulp, and a mountain peak becomes a poop. Until it finally grew into the number one behemoth in the starry sky. One day on a certain planet, the sky was suddenly shrouded in the shadow of a giant beast that covered the sky and the sun. The next second, a huge suction force came, and a billion creatures were swallowed into Li Mubai's belly. This beast solemnly promises: One beast will fight to the end and will never transform.