Resident Evil Series
Umbrella Corporation, also known as Umbrella Corporation, is a fictional world business giant in the famous game and movie "Resident Evil" series. It is the largest villain organization in the series and the largest multinational biopharmaceutical company, but it secretly develops the biochemical weapon T-virus.
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My inner excitement after reading this book is indescribable. Many of the novels related to the murderous prototype that I saw on Tomato and other platforms are the kind of dark novels in which the protagonist takes advantage of Brother A's abilities and cold-bloodedly regards human life as trivial (or the kind of novel that writes Brother A as OOC), but I personally like the original novels. The work is about Brother A's sense of responsibility and the anti-hero's chaotic kindness (probably). I had previously conceived a story about the protagonist gaining Brother A's ability to travel to various zombie worlds to help the aborigines, but I couldn't write it down. In the end, the author helped me realize my dream (?) It was directly about Brother A himself. It was so cool, so cool! ! I beg the author to keep writing, woo woo woo [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]
I have read novels based on torture and murder for so long, and this is the only one about Mercer himself. It is very unique and different from other cruel and murderous prototype fans. Others feel that the protagonist is funny after getting the virus, and there is no ruthless feeling like Mercer.
It's well written, not crushing it with black light, but letting the protagonist slowly unravel the mystery.
It's very interesting. It's the most interesting novel about torture and murder that I've ever seen. Hahaha, I saved 10 more
What a pity work
Very well written and beautiful
This book is quite nice.
It fits the image of Brother A in my mind
It's good-looking, not like the pure violence of hacking and slashing, but has a suspenseful feel like the Black Light Generation.
It's so well written, come on, author, you must keep writing more [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]
It's beautiful. This is the only book I've seen that restores Brother A so well.