Umbrella, the Light of Humanity

The main reason why this book has such a low rating is that the main character is so stubborn that people find him particularly annoying. First of all, the protagonist has been constantly emphasizing that he is not a god and that there is no god in this world. This is not important at all in my opinion! Secondly, after being fully exposed, it would be a bit crazy not to get everything and make human beings highly unified. Furthermore, the protagonist's use of cheats is also outrageous. Take the exchange of items as an example. A large number of repetitive items with low current price ratios can be exchanged at a glance. Not to mention how much the protagonist does this is a hindrance to himself. Even the author found it boring after reading it. There is no sense of experience at all, and the collecting habit is not satisfied. Then the protagonist thinks he is human, but has no human desires at all! Brother, even the saints are not as strong as you! Anyway, the more I look at it, the stronger the tearing feeling becomes.

In the evening, when I had nothing to do, I played with the mirror and played with scissors and a hammer. When I pulled out the scissors, I pulled out scissors. When I pulled out the hammer, I pulled out a hammer. When I pulled out the cloth, I pulled out a hammer. Seeing that I won, I smiled happily, and I also smiled happily inside.

I'm very curious about the Red Queen and the White Queen. I've never heard of Umbrella's artificial intelligence (I'm ignorant), and it has cross-generational processing and analysis capabilities.

To popularize the science, the transformation technology of the Astartes was obtained from the transaction between the Emperor and the Four Evil Gods (of course the Emperor did not pay, and then Horus was born.) And was later created by combining the Terran technology and psionic energy of the Golden Age (the predecessor of the Astartes was the Thunder Warrior, which was the first after the transaction between the Emperor and the Evil God). A group of modified people, then the Astartes without the original body, and then the original body and the Astartes with the original body.). To suppress a planet, the Astartes need a sub-group or a full-scale army. Remember, an army is not a squad. If there are hybrids and Tyranids, a large group may not be enough. The Astartes are transformers, not demigods or cyborgs. They will die if they are too seriously injured. It's just that the transformation technology of the Chaos God in Warhammer 40k is too materialistic and is only exaggerated by people who don't know much about the history of Warhammer. I don't know the lifespan of the Astartes either. I only know that there are thousand-year and ten-thousand-year veterans, but I really don't know that there are Astartes who die of old age. History of Astartes Transformation: Thunder Warriors (defective products, the Emperor was anxious to unify Terra)>Astartes (without the Primarch)>Primarch (gene-seed)>Astartes (with the Primarch and the gene-seed of the Primarch)>Astartes (original Astartes)

Sui Bian was elbowed in the passerby game, causing him to lose balance and land on the back of his head. This over-traveling method was a bit bloody, but Sui Bian was also unlucky.

As long as it's a fanfic about Umbrella Company, I'll give it a five-star rating first, but I hope it doesn't deviate from the original intention of the company (pharmaceutical company)

If the author wanted to go to the world of Game Life ZERO, he would have been unhappy with the chaotic race there.

The author, your book on Containment, Control, and Protection has about 200 chapters and the following chapters are like this. What's going on?

The main character's name is really Sui Bian (casual).

Well written, I recommend the appearance of the Centurion mecha.