
The Only One of Its Kind: This Prehistoric Animal Park Has More Than Dinosaurs!
只此一家,古生物园不止恐龙!
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
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I'd call this the best paleontology novel by Tomato (the author's pen name), and the descriptions of paleontology are quite professional. The author clearly put a lot of effort into it, so I highly recommend it. 👍👍
That's nice, it reminds me of a TV show I watched when I was a kid, about time travel to catch dinosaurs 😏
In terms of biological depiction, the author truly strives to recreate the habits of ancient creatures, and this work doesn't veer towards fantasy. I'd like to specifically criticize Mo Shu's *I Can Summon the Jurassic*, as that book is one of the few truly scientific paleontology novels, hence my strong support. (Whispering) When *Baryonyx vulgaris* appears, remember to kick me!
Let me offer some suggestions to the author. I personally really enjoy this book and the subject matter. As a paleontologist and animal enthusiast, and also a zookeeper, I feel I'm more drawn to the animals themselves and the zoo environment.
Having read 28 chapters, my honest opinion is that it's like reciting textbook knowledge—not very engaging. However, it's the only paleontology novel, although some others do use paleontology, but those usually have less focus later on. This is the only one that starts with paleontology, which means Tomato (the author) will likely create more and better works in the future.
This is a rare find among Tomato Novels 😎😎. Most ancient animal stories start with Tyrannosaurus Rex and stuff like that 🤦🤦, and then it gets boring. This one, starting with trilobites and gradually evolving into a Tyrannosaurus Rex 👍👍, is much more interesting! [Requesting more updates][Requesting more updates] Unlike other stories where the appearance of a Tyrannosaurus Rex is always shocking 🤦🤦
It's good. I suggest the animals don't just appear out of nowhere; have them delivered by a whole system vehicle, like a mysterious organization from Jurassic Park. That would make future writing easier, since a zoo isn't that big. Otherwise, some readers will definitely be overwhelmed. Normal readers probably prefer books that involve thinking.
The educational value is good, and the beginning is quite fun and lighthearted. The plot becomes more complex and dramatic starting with the Carcharodontosaurus, and I especially liked Otto's part. However, I find it hard to accept that some of the more sentient animals can transform into human form later on.
I initially thought this book would be a great way to pass the time. The beginning was really heartwarming; I remember one conversation between the protagonist and Jidian that gave me a slight whiff of a Showa-era tokusatsu (special effects) story. From chapters 207 to 215, I felt incredibly immersed in the story.
This novel isn't like other wish-fulfillment novels where everything is a breeze. It deserves a five-star rating. Paleontological Chat Group: Wang Dachui: Is this still in China? Velociraptor: Where the hell am I? Wasn't I just eating a dodo? Quetzalcoatlus: Can't hear me! Dire Wolf: You deserve to be punished! Wait, why can't I reach it? Quetzalcoatlus: Come at me, you idiot!