You Call Me Wasteful? I Spent a Fortune Building a Jurassic Park

[Scenic attraction + Jurassic Park + zoo + technology + everyday life + livestreaming + when the animals shine like stars] The creatures that lost their footprints on this land will finally find redemption on this day! Those who never got to dance in the past will finally take the stage in this glorious age! The world is vast. Welcome home! This book is also called Where Are the Fantastic Beasts? and Raising a Few Divine Beasts Is Perfectly Reasonable! Gu Chen transmigrates to Blue Star and becomes the son of Daxia's richest man, the kind whose father dies to set the story in motion. With his relatives on the board of directors eyeing him covetously, he decisively sells off the company's assets. While everyone calls him a wastrel, the island he has built suddenly appears on the scene. Now the attraction has monkeys that drive visitors around and sneak a smoke whenever they get a chance. There's a dog squad that patrols the grounds. If they set their sights on you, you're in for a rough time. Crows love dancing suggestively, and no basketball can escape their reach. There are giant sea turtles, golden giant birds, dazed dodos, great white sharks that love scaring people, nimble orange cats, dim-witted huskies, deinonychuses with the manners of dogs, abstract-looking tyrannosaurs, hygienic slimes... These bizarre animals are what keep visitors coming back for more! Gu Chen: I barely lifted a finger, and I'm already at the top of the world! You call me a wastrel? I built a Jurassic Park! Many years later, Gu Chen stands atop the world, riding a phoenix as he faces the camera. "Standing before you now is the Father of Dinosaurs, the pioneer of prehistoric life revival, and the creator of mythical creatures."