Time-Traveling to the Jurassic, I Became a Zoo Director

During a thunderstorm, a zoo enclosure collapsed. While rescuing a trapped tiger cub, zookeeper Lin Chuan was transported 150 million years into the past by a mysterious piece of amber. Here, there are no medicines, no weapons, and no truly safe places—only predators lurking by the water, migrating behemoths shifting like mountains, and a system that could only translate animal emotions without offering any actual help. That is until a blood-covered baby dinosaur sent him its first message: "Don't eat me." From surviving alone to treating injured beasts, and from a makeshift cave to a prehistoric sanctuary, a growing number of wounded and stray dinosaurs began to seek Lin Chuan out. While anyone else arriving in the Jurassic might dream of conquering giant beasts, Lin Chuan only wanted to build a zoo without iron cages. Here, animals are neither exhibits nor tools. They are free to leave at any time.