[Female-Focused + Modern Romance at Its Core + Reborn in the Jurassic + Cross-Species Romance + Sweet and Fluffy + Survival + Hilarious Commentary + No Saintly Heroine]
Wen Lulu never dreamed that after working herself to death from overtime, she would be reborn as a…
egg.
That’s right, a dinosaur egg.
The first thing she saw after hatching wasn’t a maternity ward or doctors in white coats. It was a fern rainforest stretching to the horizon and two giant beasts fighting in the distance.
Other reborn heroines: heiresses, breathtaking beauties, returning at max level.
And her?
A tiny pair of legs barely a meter tall, a coat of drab gray fluff, a beak for a mouth, and a “cheep-cheep” for a voice.
Fine, so she was ugly. As long as she stayed alive, that was what mattered.
Anyone who’d worked a 996 job knew what hardship was. Jurassic survival couldn’t be that bad, could it? Her clients had been way scarier than pterosaurs.
But then things got even more ridiculous…
The fearsome Tyrannosaurus from the neighboring territory, dreaded across the whole continent, started chasing her for some inexplicable reason.
The Tyrannosaurus chased her down, carefully picked her up in its mouth, gently set her on top of its head, and even used its tail to shield her from the wind.
Wen Lulu screamed inwardly: “You’re at the top of the food chain, buddy! Have some dignity!”
The Tyrannosaurus didn’t understand. It lowered its enormous head and pushed a freshly hunted animal, three times her size, toward her. Its black, vertical-pupiled eyes were full of hopeful devotion.
Every dinosaur on the continent learned one thing:
That little runt was not to be messed with.
Not because she was powerful,
but because the one behind her really did eat dinosaurs.
Wen Lulu stared at the hill of fern flowers in front of her and fell into thought:
She’d spent twenty-six years single in her previous life, but now that she’d become a dinosaur, she’d actually found someone.
Did that make any sense?
No.
But it sure felt good.
This is really a treasure book. The theme of "Sending Hearts" is already very novel. Unexpectedly, the author's description is also very interesting. A heartwarming story about the heroine dressing up as a small dinosaur than a Tyrannosaurus rex. The heroine is really smart. (The author really has a lot of knowledge) And what I think is particularly good is that you can learn knowledge from reading this book. When the author describes the little dinosaur, he will combine it with some sales and other things in his previous life to give an explanation. What impressed me the most was "managing up" All in all, in one sentence, it's so beautiful!! 😳😳😳😳😳😳 Author, please keep updating!
It looks good, you can give it a try, but it's too talkative. It feels a bit like AI 🤦 🤦 🤦. Anyway, I can accept it.
Very beautiful! A nice little sweet article