Cretaceous Forbidden Zone

I really like metal books. Personally, I feel that these books all have one thing in common. The human race can occupy a foothold under this starry sky, not through the charity of one or two so-called "invincible" protagonists who are selfish and only know how to take, but through the contributions of countless famous and unknown heroes. The protagonist is just one of these heroes, standing on the forefront of the times with his companions who share the same philosophy, using his courage and wisdom to overcome all difficulties. This is a truly wonderful work, close to reality and yet beyond reality.

I just read Chapter 34. Who domesticated the dinosaurs? A template of a monster that is not afraid of death. How can normal wild animals be so desperate for prey? One or two will be killed with the sound of gunfire, and the rest will run as fast as they can. A species that fights to the end for a meal cannot survive more than three episodes in nature.

It's hard to sit in the front row and not be able to say something sexy.

I'm curious about a question. Ancient bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms are very deadly to today's creatures. There is no reason why today's microorganisms are not fatal to ancient creatures. We can even specialize in cultivating microorganisms that are particularly deadly to dinosaurs or make them weak. In that case, we should be able to effectively control the dinosaurs in the quarantine area.

I've read a few of your books, but I haven't insisted on reading too many. They've always been somewhere between refreshing and traditional. It's not as good as the previous ones, and it's not as good as the lower ones. Sometimes the protagonist doesn't feel prominent enough and always seems like a supporting role to me. The plot is very good, but the writing always makes me feel a little suffocated and panicked... Am I the only one who feels this way?

Please support me by ordering it all. The author's book is the best I have ever read in the science fiction war genre.

I have been reading several metal books, and I still quite like this type of book. But a common phenomenon is that the grades are not high. In fact, is it really because of poor writing or plot? I don't think so. Perhaps the biggest problem is that the balance between the protagonist and the group portraits is not found well, and the balance between individualism and shared sacrifice is not well grasped, which results in a gap too far from the current popular style.

Has the author ever thought about writing a novel about modern soldiers fighting monsters? From Qidian, I feel that the author is quite suitable for writing about soldiers, so I can try to switch to writing other types of subjects. (The aura is compelling) You can refer to the first chapter of this novel

After reading a few chapters, the plot and description techniques gave me the feeling of reading old-fashioned science fiction books when I was a child. It's not that the writing is not good, I can only say that this writing style does not meet the taste of most readers of today's online literature.

Why did the protagonist get angry so many times after watching it? I didn't feel it was a big deal. Can the author change it so that it looks like he is actually angry and the protagonist is angry again? Otherwise, just one person dies and the protagonist becomes angry once. So many people die in the book, why can't the protagonist become angry into a ball?