Live Broadcast of the Cretaceous: the Whole Internet Helps Me Raise Dinosaur Cubs

[Live streaming + cub raising + prehistoric infrastructure + doomsday fate change] Lin Qiao, a female doctor of paleontology, woke up and found that she was lying in a dinosaur egg nest in the Cretaceous period. Before she could run away, a newly hatched Tyrannosaurus rex cub bit the corner of her clothes and spoke in a pure Northeastern accent: "Mom, why did you come here? I'm hungry!" Forced to bind to the [Jurassic Survival Live Broadcast System], Lin Qiao started an unprecedented daily routine of raising a baby in ancient times. Viewers across the internet thought it was just a special effects job, until they saw her exchange rewards for supplies, build fences from scratch, reclaim farmland, and even set up a "prehistoric kindergarten" for all dinosaur cubs! Tyrannosaurus rex in Northeastern dialect, Triceratops in Sichuan dialect, Velociraptor in Cantonese... Looking at the sand sculpture dragon cubs running around on the ground, Lin Qiao thought that he only needed to take care of the food. Until the system lights up a blood-red three-year countdown - the asteroid is about to hit the earth, and the mass extinction is coming as scheduled. Facing a history doomed to destruction, Lin Qiao touched the heads of the dragon cubs and clicked on the ultimate technology tree: "Science can't save the Cretaceous, but I can!" When the countdown reached zero, a huge plasma shield suddenly lit up over the Cretaceous, blocking the sky from the rain of meteorites and fire!