Ark Prehistoric Creature Evolution

Okay, it's much better than before. Keep up the good work, author.

Okay, the plot has changed a lot

The trilobite giving the world its middle finger.

I wrote some popular science stuff at the beginning, thinking it was a more scientific novel, but after the science popularization, the logic collapsed... Do trilobites swallow food whole... Even if it does, how old does the protagonist have to be to swallow a Haikou fish whole... Building a nest to protect the young... Not all creatures can do this... Did you know that there are still countless marine creatures that release their sperm and eggs into the sea and let them mate freely and grow wildly... In addition, sea scorpions are arthropods... If the early arthropod nervous system can support this behavior of venting anger, I will They have long since disappeared in the long river of history... In fact, the background introduction at the beginning is a bit magical, for example, all creatures are intelligent, have their own ethnic groups, etc., Or each ethnic group has a GM-initiated pioneer or something... It may not seem so strange... Otherwise, it would not be so weird... Generally speaking, I will destroy the logic by myself. I won't say whether those who don't understand will be misled. Those who have a little bit of relevant common sense will think, well, the idea of ​​all creatures competing in the history of evolution is good. Some are indeed eliminated due to historical accidents. Aren't there still creatures that copied the previous evolutionary path and survived? Then, woc, what did I miss? Why did it suddenly become magical? What the hell... Balabala The creativity is very good, and daily recommendation votes encourage it, but I hope the author should think about it carefully, either to make magic changes or to be rigorous, and don't just make random mistakes (after all, in these days of extremely professional differentiation, there are really not a few laymen who take the theories in novels seriously)

Woc, you are back

You just went to station B for a round, right?

Give an angry middle finger to the sky (funny)

Looking at the name, I thought it was an Ark Survival Evolved fan fiction.

In reality, Tyrannosaurus rex is slightly larger than Tyrannosaurus rex, and its bite strength is second only to Tyrannosaurus rex, ranking second among large carnivorous dinosaurs. Like Tyrannosaurus rex, it has no natural enemies.

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival everyone. Have you eaten mooncakes? I will often upload interesting unboxing videos on Station B, and collect interesting paleontological creatures. Station B ID: Snowy Night in the Desert is still young, please pay more attention and support! Finally, please recommend and collect!

Will the Himalayan ichthyosaur make an appearance?

I don't really understand why the protagonist wants to cultivate pets. I feel that the rewards are not worth the cost, and the price-performance ratio is not at all. Also, can the protagonist's habit of randomly using skills be corrected? You have to draw fewer draws and formulate tactics based on the skills you acquire, instead of deciding on tactics first and spending a lot of money to gamble on a skill that will disappear. But this subject matter is really great and I look forward to the follow-up development.

Now available! Clockwork commemoration! Come on, author!

I hope the author doesn't want eunuchs😄

Come on, brother, don't be a eunuch like Uemoto.

Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~

I learned a lot, thank you very much. 😁

I feel that the protagonist is too lazy and casual. He has no motivation to earn points at all, and he uses the points very casually. He basically does whatever he wants, without considering the cost-effectiveness. He uses a little and uses it a little. He makes no long-term plans and has no plan at all. He can't save points at all. He has to spend points to satisfy his curiosity even for some insignificant things. Finally, I want to ask, is the protagonist an ordinary person?

{"NickName":"The Snowy Night in the Desert is Young","UserId":201552089} I suggest the author go to the roadside stall review circle to ask for reviews. I am a reviewer and can write a long review for you.