I, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Raising Babies Online [Transmigrated Into A Novel]

Wei Jing is a struggling web novel author who dies in an earthquake after completing his flop novel, The Handbook of Becoming a God. He transmigrates into the story, inhabiting the body of Tu Shihua, a weak and troublesome tyrannosaurus who is married to Qin Dalao, the novel's ultimate villain and a supremely powerful tyrannosaurus. Wei Jing finds himself in a luxurious mansion with a wedding photo on the wall, realizing he has become the character who schemed to marry the villain by falsely claiming pregnancy. However, the egg Tu Shihua originally used to deceive Qin Dalao has hatched into a fire-breathing dragon cub named Qin Xiaobao, a plot hole Wei Jing had abandoned in his original draft.

A system activates, forcing Wei Jing to complete cub-raising tasks to earn points for a return ticket to his original world. The system warns that dying in this world means permanent death, eliminating Wei Jing's initial plan to simply die and escape. He must navigate the dangerous world while managing the volatile Qin Dalao, who suspects the person in Tu Shihua's body is not the original owner. Qin Dalao monitors Wei Jing through surveillance, observing his strange behavior and lack of knowledge about basic tasks like using a smartphone or cooking.

Wei Jing struggles with his physical weakness, as Tu Shihua's body is frail compared to his own former athletic build. He faces immediate threats, including an attack by a wild boar spirit seeking revenge for Tu Shihua's past cruelty. The little dragon cub, Qin Xiaobao, instinctively protects Wei Jing, increasing its affection and earning Wei Jing system points. The encounter leaves Wei Jing unconscious, but he is rescued by the Great Master's butler, a giant python, and Qin Dalao himself.

Qin Dalao brings Wei Jing back to the mansion and has the wild boar spirit, now subdued and stripped of his cultivation, serve as the household chef. Wei Jing is forced to rely on the boar spirit for basic needs, including cooking, as he lacks the skills to care for himself or the cub. He attempts to complete system tasks, such as preparing a nutritious meal, but fails due to his ignorance of cooking and the kitchen's limited ingredients, which consist primarily of various cuts of wild boar meat.

Throughout these interactions, Qin Dalao remains observant and calculating. He notes Wei Jing's claims that he is not the original Tu Shihua and his attempts to distance himself from the character's past actions. Despite his suspicions, Qin Dalao maintains a facade of gentleness, providing for Wei Jing's needs while secretly analyzing the changes in his husband's behavior. Wei Jing, desperate to return home, focuses on completing system tasks to accumulate the 888 points required for the return ticket, unaware of the growing danger and complexity of his situation within the illogical and perilous world he created.