How to Cram Paleontology into a Zoo

It is an eye-catching masterpiece. It is much better than other novels that are covered in paleontology but the author knows nothing and the readers know nothing. The narrative is smooth and the writing is excellent, and it also promotes the correct three views on the relationship between humans and nature. The subject matter is also novel. It is no longer about fighting beasts or devouring evolution, but about the people and things that happened in the restored ecology. Overall, it is very good. It gives me the feeling of watching a prehistoric park when I was a child.

At least on the platform of Tomato, this paleontological literature is a very good one. It does not have the old-fashioned so-called zoo background. It uses a lot of professional knowledge and quite good picture descriptions to describe these beautiful creatures hundreds of millions of years ago. Thank you kidnapper for bringing me new feelings [love] [love] [love]

It looks good, and the writing has the flavor of published literature, and the documentary content and the plot arrangement are well connected and integrated, without the feeling of separation and stiffness. At the same time, I also like the arrangement of the rhythm of the plot.

It is indeed a good book. The combination of Prehistoric Park and Jurassic series is quite interesting and unexpectedly reasonable. However, if the weekly update is completed successfully, it will probably take a long time. By the way, since the author said before that there will be scientific Spinosaurus and Park 3 Spinosaurus, I suggest you think carefully about how to write it. After all, the two are not the same thing in appearance and numerical value. As well as the issue of dromaeosaurid, whether the Velociraptor from the Jurassic series or a purely scientific Velociraptor will be introduced. , Will there be hybrid creatures like the Tyrannosaurus Rex in the end? After all, this opening shows that the book will not be limited to scientifically restored ancient creatures. It is best to consider how to write it appropriately. Of course, the most important thing is to ensure that it is completed smoothly and has a beginning and an end without cutting the book. Alas, I got four stars because my hands are slippery, so I'll make up for the five stars.

This book gave me a sense of immediacy like a pseudo-documentary, and also had the unique warmth of a literary work. It's hard to describe my feelings accurately. It can be said that I didn't seem to be reading an e-book on my mobile phone, but I was stroking the paper to taste it, and I found the feeling I had when I read Shen Shixi's works before. Come on, author, I hope this book will never be a eunuch or a bad ending. A five-star review from a paleontology enthusiast.

It's a very good book. It's really hard to find such useful articles. There are only a few books that I've read over and over again. Even the starting point is in a super unpopular category, let alone Tomato. Of course, there are also shortcomings. The pace of this book is in a super slow stage after going through the Cretaceous. It's a good thing to be steady and steady, but it's a bit torture to catch up on updates.

It's like a pseudo-documentary. It's nice to watch, and the ecological writing is particularly smart. It's like watching Prehistoric Planet 2. The creatures in it are not the stereotyped big lizards, but creatures with the behavioral characteristics of birds and mammals. There should also be a dromaeosaur added to fill the ecological niche of the coyote.

It's a particularly beautiful piece of paleontological literature. I didn't find its highlights the first time, but luckily I stumbled upon it again later. The knowledge about paleontology in the book is very important for me, a junior enthusiast, and the author's description of the world view and self-created creatures are also very good. The daily stories of catching and raising animals and the war theme of the two animals next door have their own characteristics... In short, I wish this novel will prosper (I'm sure)!

The writing style is very good. It doesn't feel like a work from Tomato at all. It is written like a published work. Moreover, the setting of time travel in the article is also very different from other dinosaurs. After reading the whole book, there is only one 4-star and the others are all 5-star. Highly recommended.

It looks good, unlike those people who don't know what they mean by scribbling.

I saw where others recommended it, it looks pretty good, keep it up! I have to praise the author's sophisticated writing style for creating a relatively refreshing and beautiful reading environment for readers. The important thing is that the author does not blindly pursue the so-called reality and reject system settings like some authors, but in the end he is frustrated in the face of reality. On the contrary, the author cleverly allows the protagonist to share the responsibilities of a similar system with an extraterrestrial machine girl (the real heroine) who has the ability to travel through time. This not only satisfies some readers' pursuit of unsystematic, but also makes the plot development in the book more reasonable. At the same time, the author carefully weaves a fantasy dream like "Prehistoric Park" and "Jurassic Park", cleverly integrating various elements. The tribute to works such as "Prehistoric Park", "Jurassic Park", and "Dragon" that I watched when I was young have evoked memories and emotional resonance among readers. In addition, the male protagonist in the book is not omniscient and omnipotent. He needs to rely on his partners in the team. This is different from the one I recommended before ("This is the only one, the paleontological park is more than just dinosaurs") and avoids the unreasonable feeling that most readers complain about. This book successfully creates a professional team with different divisions of labor but each member has flesh and blood. The hard-core description of breeding also adds rich details and realism to the story, making people feel like they can see the living conditions of those magical creatures from ancient times in different environments. Whether they are creatures like titans flapping their wings and singing in the forest, or strange creatures wandering in the pasture, people are immersed in this world full of fantasy.

It's good to read. Although I have no knowledge of paleontology, I can tell that the author has a wealth of knowledge. It made me feel like I was watching a movie when I read the book.

The writing is really good and the description is very strong, but if you can't stand the extremely long paragraphs, don't read it, and I'm not sure whether it will look better in paragraphs (it will make you feel better if you read it in one go). I almost want to give it four stars (because there is no segmentation, the impression is a bit poor), but the writing is so good that I only commented after seeing a few pictures. The writing is indeed very good.

A great work, both in terms of the logical rigor and the credibility of the information. The only problem may be that the cover image is not very pretty^ω^

I dreamed back to the prehistoric park I visited when I was a child. The author's writing is very good and his description of paleontology is also very detailed. Not only the protagonist, but also the supporting characters are also described in detail. Moreover, the discussion of the relationship between man and nature does have a certain depth. Just not enough

This book made me feel the vitality of life, and those ancient creatures seemed to appear in front of me in another way. The writing style is exquisite, and the descriptions of animal shapes and movements are meticulous. There are also professional explanations, which is very immersive. I just hope that the author will not give up! ! This book is really good! ! [Laugh][like]

I added it to the bookshelf a long time ago and read a few chapters, but was dissuaded by too many long paragraphs. Now I have no books to read, so I took it out of the bookshelf and read it again. [Eat melon] I am an old player who has played Ark and Jurassic World. I have also played dinosaur games such as Dinosaur Island. The prehistoric park is a childhood memory. The restoration of this book is pretty good. I will give it five stars to see if the situation needs to be modified. [Laugh][like]

It is rare to find such a true, rigorous and scientific book. Add bookshelves and save them later.

It's great to watch. For me, who has watched Thirty Meters of Tyrannosaurus Rex all over, it's a state banquet. If nothing else happens, I will follow it to the end. Really, I am very familiar with every dinosaur described by the author. Ever since I was reading children's books or coming into contact with the paleontology circle, I have always imagined in my mind the stories of them, belonging to that majestic era, either soaring, trekking, or cruising. So every time I see the vivid and lifelike creatures in the author's works, I always feel an indescribable excitement that transcends time and space.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh the scene when Kerennos ran out to eat the hippopotamus and Mao Mao looked at each other was too strong. It made me so happy. The author will update soon!!! [Adoration]

Paleontology! Scientific! How shameless! ! !

It's really beautifully written

Beautiful and scientific

Excellent work, no doubt a masterpiece, too good to be from Tomato

This is the most awesome, most beautiful, and most meaningful paleontology novel I have ever seen in my life.

The author writes very professionally and the writing style is good. It feels like the movie I watched before.

The only paleontology book you can read on Tomato.

It is definitely a rare masterpiece. It is 9 out of 10 hard-core. It is much better than those cool articles that only arouse emotions. The writing style and visual sense are quite good. The only problem is that there are too many difficult sentences in many places, making it a bit difficult to read. In addition, I think the most valuable thing is that the author conveys the correct values ​​between humans and nature, humans and animals, rather than treating animals as playthings or personifying them in common zoo articles.

It's quite beautiful and full of science.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a interesting book.