I Transmigrated to the Jurassic Period and Took Every Dinosaur with Me

It is recommended to play a game called Jurassic World Evolution 3. It is a game where the entire operation of the Jurassic World movie is adapted into a game. In it, it is even possible to cultivate Azure Dragon and Megalodon using genetic methods that are relatively in line with technology. The most important thing is that the operation process inside is worth learning from [laughing]

Very beautiful, come on! No foreign researchers with Chinese nationality entered the laboratory, and there was still a Japanese soldier among them. This book is very, very good. Seven-star rating

The author is really attentive, using real prehistoric animals, not second-rate monsters, and it is suitable for the era it is in. It is a relaxed type that is half business and half adventure, with a little popular science, a bit like a prehistoric park, and the details are well optimized (the author listened to the advice and even checked it himself [laughing]).

Fly with the wings of science In 2199, science and technology were highly developed, and humans successfully developed a "time machine". As the youngest member of the space-time exploration team, I was honored to participate in the first mission to travel to the age of dinosaurs. I was both excited and nervous. On the day of departure, I wore a special nano protective suit, which can automatically adjust temperature, resist injuries, and is also equipped with a vital sign monitoring system. I put on my quantum backpack filled with high-tech equipment and stepped into the time machine. When I pressed the start button, a strong blue light flashed, and I felt dizzy for a while, and then lost consciousness. When I opened my eyes again, I was already in the ancient jungle. Tall ferns block out the sun, and the air is humid and muggy. Suddenly, the ground shook violently, and a huge Diplodocus slowly walked over, its long neck easily reaching the leaves high up. I raised the "holographic recorder" and prepared to record this precious scene. While I was concentrating on taking pictures, a velociraptor jumped out of the bushes and stared at me. I quickly pressed the "invisible shield" button on the protective suit. It wandered around for several times and failed to find the target, so I had to turn around and leave. Continuing forward, I came to a wide river, in which Deinosuchus swam from time to time. I took out the "Molecular Reorganization Bridge", set the parameters and pressed the start button. The water molecules on the river quickly reorganized, and a solid bridge was formed instantly. I quickly passed through and continued to explore. As night fell, I set up a temporary camp using an "energy compression tent." Lying in the tent, thinking back on the wonderful experience of this day, I couldn't help but marvel at the power of technology. There are still many challenges ahead, but with these advanced equipment, I am confident that I can complete the exploration mission. Science is taking us further into the unknown. (Word count: 548)

Finally found a book I like to read! The writing is also quite rigorous and I learned a lot about it!

Overall it's pretty good-looking, and the part about the opening of the prehistoric park is well written and very immersive. But I feel that the technology of catching dinosaurs and the technology of reviving dinosaurs will become more and more conflicting in the future. It gives me the feeling that now that both are available, the system's function of catching dinosaurs is basically useless. I suggest that if the author does not want a short ending, I think the protagonist can slowly expand the park by catching dinosaurs in the early stage, and slowly guide the resurrection technology but not too fast. In the end, the resurrection technology is realized. The author and the system's tasks are completed like this [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] In fact, the author has written something that I have always wanted to read. I basically never felt this way when looking for this kind of book in Tomato. I hope the author can keep writing. I think if the author wants the book to follow the ups and downs route, I think he can appropriately add some evil or extreme aspects of human nature, such as the curator (of course not the curator [thinking][thinking][thinking]) who has such extreme thoughts and steals dinosaurs. Furthermore, he can add research on the dinosaurs going out of control due to genetic mutations. Of course, I think it would be nice to just write about trivial daily life. Instead of focusing on dinosaurs, it can also be about extinct animals, such as saber-toothed tigers, mammoths, megalodons, etc., As well as extinct or endangered species unique to China (South China tigers, Yangtze paddlefish, etc.) In addition, the description of the process of catching dinosaurs can be further optimized. After reading these chapters, I always felt that all it took was an injection of anesthesia. Of course, some of the plots are still very immersive. The reaction of wild animals should be very strong. Every time you see a certain dinosaur being caught, another one will definitely be caught. This feeling is not consistent with common sense (it gives people a very greedy feeling, and it is a perfect ending every time.) Maybe some ups and downs can be added appropriately, not necessarily captured at the same time, it can be running away after being frightened, chasing along the traces, or accidentally discovering it later (in fact, I understand the author, thinking about catching the whole family [thinking] [thinking] [thinking]) Finally, I am still looking forward to this book by the author. I must keep writing it. I am very optimistic about it [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

Okay. It reminds me of a show I watched when I was a kid. I also brought back prehistoric animals. I forgot their names. The writing was great.

The part about catching dinosaurs is a bit like the show I watched when I was a kid, where a person travels back in time to prehistory to catch dinosaurs. It really feels like it, full of memories.

The writing is okay, much better than most of the dinosaur resurrection stories I've read.

Well written! (´▽｀)️️ Each dinosaur has been introduced, full of knowledge points. Wouldn't it be better if we could add some interactive sessions next time?