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Resident Evil Series
The Umbrella Corporation, also known as the Umbrella Corporation, is a fictional global business giant featured in the famous "Resident Evil" video game and film series. It is the series’ biggest villain organization and the world’s largest multinational biopharmaceutical company. Behind the scenes, however, it develops biological weapons such as the T-virus.
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Looking for Apocalyptic Stories About Zombies Besieging Cities. Please, No System
Zombie stories like Dying Light, The Believers, Dying Light 2, and so on. I hope they include the zombies from World War Z. I don’t want a System, thanks.
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Transmigrate into Resident Evil, Chronicle, and Other Movie Worlds
Transmigrating between realities such as "Resident Evil" and "Chronicle".
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Finally encountered a pure Resident Evil, those little ghost clouds almost made me angry to death.
To be honest, I am also a fan of biochemistry and have always wanted to find a book of this type. When I found Despair today, I finally met you. I hope the author will not be a bad author, let alone a eunuch, please!!!
The writing is pretty good for readers who have played the entire Resident Evil series.
A good idea, starting with the uss team, the follow-up is worth paying attention to
More! Update soon! If you don't update it, I'll default to writing a sequel because it's unfinished [laughing]
The author's writing is good and I hope he can add it to the Danger 4 remake.
To be honest, the first few chapters of entering the mother nest to get virus samples are really well written and amazing. Some of the paragraphs in the following chapters are too long and you want to skip them after just one glance. They can be divided into more details. Come on, author!
It's pretty good, don't wean it off! [Learned]
At present, the author has written the codename Veronica, which is still okay
The writing is good, and it can be seen that the author understands the plots of various biochemical generations very well.