Cretaceous Survival Guide

In 1862, a steamship lost its way in the fog and ran aground on a continent that did not belong to any nautical chart. This is not the New World. This was the Cretaceous period 66 million years ago. Four eras of human beings wake up on the same land - knights and serfs in medieval castles, steamship sailors in the late industrial revolution, well-equipped modern U. S. Marines, and Stone Age tribes who have lived here for many years. They did not know each other and fought independently until the claws of Troodon tore through the jungle, until famine and plague spread under the city walls. Wheat fields need to be guarded, food needs to be distributed, and power needs to be fought for. In the castle, the count's calculations and the captain's conspiracy secretly intersected; on the city wall, the knight captain's sword was stained with his own blood and the blood of his enemies. And above it all, the southern sky is darkening—the dragons are beginning to move north, and the earth is beginning to tremble. They thought they were fighting the dinosaurs, but little did they know they were standing in the face of an older, more irresistible destruction. Here there are cold weapons and automatic rifles in the same frame, there is the confrontation between the feudal hierarchy and the Declaration of Independence, and there is a group of people who cannot go back, 66 million years ago, trying their best to survive until tomorrow. But tomorrow may not come.