“No System” “Settlement Building and Farming” “Multiple Heroines”
The entire world transmigrates, arriving on an isolated Jurassic island.
Dinosaurs roam the land, pterosaurs fill the skies, poisonous insects and ferocious beasts run wild, and danger lurks throughout the primeval jungle.
Liu Hao has spent five thousand hours playing Ark. He’s a veteran grind slave.
No talent? No System? No problem.
I know this place like the backyard of my own home.
Which dinosaurs can be tamed, where to exploit the terrain to kill a Tyrannosaurus without taking damage, how to knock out a Brontosaurus with a slingshot: it’s all etched into my DNA.
While everyone else is still fighting for their lives against Dilophosaurs on the beach,
I’ve already assembled a Tyrannosaurus legion and a Carcharodontosaurus corps. Quetzalcoatlus soar overhead, Mosasaurus swim through the sea, and Titanosaurs lumber across the land.
We take on bosses and raid caves with a three-pronged force.
Even more absurdly, every person who wants to join my tribe turns out to be a goddess.
The black-stockinged campus beauty, the uniformed flight attendant, the actress in red, the rich heiress, the punk girl, the nurse in pink…
They’re all crying and begging to join my tribe.
Don’t get the wrong idea. I’m only taking them in because I need laborers.
Some can chop trees, some can mine, some can grind narcotics. None of them get to slack off.
In the real world, you call me a loser. But here… what do you call me?
Standing atop a Carcharodontosaurus corpse, I say coolly, “Join me, and you’ll eat well and live comfortably. Defy me, and you’ll feed the dinosaurs.”
This is my Jurassic empire, and my tribe of goddesses.
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