I, Lin Chen, was thrown into the untamed Jurassic alongside eight female classmates.
Poisonous insects, ferocious beasts, and unknown plants: survival was our first challenge. Luckily, I had a “Symbiotic Contract” System. It could save lives and forge bonds that transcended life and death.
We first came together to save lives, then joined hands to protect one another. A gentle, resilient medical student; a spirited, decisive athlete; a levelheaded scholar with a passion for natural history; a clever, resourceful engineer; a patient, meticulous gardener; a sensitive, perceptive artist; a cheerful, lively mood-maker; and a calm, rational planner. The nine of us started from nothing in an epic age when giant beasts roamed the earth, building everything with our own hands.
From a crude shelter to a sturdy home, from raw meat to a pastoral life. We used stone tools to fight off claws and our wits to adapt to nature. We shared what we gathered by the campfire and dreamed of the future beneath the stars.
Over the course of a thousand years, our contract for survival quietly became a bond of love that ran bone-deep. When the System finally brought forth an eternal world belonging only to us, we looked back and saw that this winding prehistoric journey had long since become the most romantic legend we had ever written together.
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