From the Start, I Arrived Naked in the Cretaceous, and a Dragon Hatchling Called Me Mom

[Prehistoric world-building + becoming a mom without the pain + hilarious ensemble cast + cross-species development + disaster survival]

While other people transmigrate and become princesses, doctoral student Su Moli transmigrates straight into a Tyrannosaurus nest, surrounded by a pack of hungry top predators’ cubs!

She thinks her story is over before it even begins, but unexpectedly awakens the skills [Affinity with All Things] and [Fluent in All Dialects].

And so, the Cretaceous takes a sudden turn

Tyrannosaurus cub (in a babyish Sichuan accent): “Ma, I’m hungry! I want meat!”

Pterosaur cub (in a strong Northeastern accent): “Mom, d’you think my wings flap good enough?”

Triceratops cub (in soft Cantonese): “Mum, when’s dinner? Handsome boy’s starving!”

To survive on this perilous continent, Su Moli is forced to take on the job of raising them. She signs a “parenting agreement” with a Tyrannosaurus mother, starts fires by rubbing sticks together, uses barbecues to build diplomatic ties, constructs shelters, and grows crops to stockpile food… Relying on modern knowledge, she turns a prehistoric tribe that was falling apart into a great alliance, and becomes revered by dinosaurs across the continent as “the only hairless god.”

Then one day, geological upheaval strikes, and Su Moli calculates that the meteor destined to destroy the world is about to arrive.

Looking at the trusting army of dinosaurs behind her, the ever-cautious Su Moli grits her teeth and pulls out the blueprints. “Don’t panic, kids. Mom’s going to build you an ark!”