No special abilities, no System + thrilling adventures + prehistoric survival + building with bare hands + all kinds of prehistoric creatures + dinosaurs everywhere
The sequel to Conquering the Amazon. If you’re interested, you can start with my first book.
(Come experience real primitive life and see the many prehistoric creatures that once roamed Earth.)
Lin Sen is Huaguo’s youngest scholar of dinosaur biology and history, and comes from a family with three generations of revolutionary credentials. At just twenty, he was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Biology.
After joining the show The Strongest Human, he ventures into a virtual prehistoric world and battles the creatures that ruled Earth for hundreds of millions of years.
There are savage, bloodthirsty carnivorous dinosaurs, reptiles taller than humans, and bacteria and parasites that can take a life at any moment...
He must also contend with rivals from around the world, all watching him like hawks.
This world brings together every species that has appeared on Earth over the past 540 million years. It is a truly desolate prehistoric wilderness.
And all of this is for three national treasures from Huaguo that have been missing for years.
Those treasures, along with 300 million dollars, are the show’s grand prize.
He must survive in an age ruled by giant beasts using nothing but a modern human’s body, outwit his enemies with a modern human’s intelligence, and take down every prehistoric tyrant in his way.
The ground isn’t safe? Then I’ll build a treehouse.
No salt? Then I’ll kill a dragon and use its blood to make some.
[Top post] Beautiful! Everyone who has read Ye Feng's book knows it! The author writes about survival, and this is a sequel. Dinosaurs are added to make it more interesting! Why is it not being updated? You have to persevere!! [Please update]
Has the author ever played Ark? Can you add some Ark elements?
It's really good, it's really good [laughs evilly]
The author will update soon. I came here from the last book and I really like survival books.
How proud ah ah ah ah
The second book, very beautiful
Not bad, Ye Feng's follow-up. But I prefer Ye Feng's article, which is more realistic.
Very interesting, informative and exciting