Gu Qing received a courier on her eighteenth birthday. There was only a mechanical watch and an instruction manual in the express delivery.
The instructions are also extremely simple, with only one sentence, "Go and come back."
Gu Qing, who was confused, turned the "past" knob and appeared in a strange world in the next moment.
I saw Raccoon City written on the ID card that traveled to the new world, and I saw Umbrella Biopharmaceutical Company from the newspaper next to it.
Gu Qing realized that he might have traveled to the movie world of Resident Evil...
From then on, Gu Qing traveled around all the worlds and established an armed force that spanned all the worlds.
Reader comments
Five stars to the author, cheers! ! !
If the author takes the genetic ascension route, he can add a gene lock (infinite horror) or a red light virus
Are there any similar books? Recommend it. The author has updated. Not enough.
Damn, it was so good out of context. See clearly the best. No more [rolls eyes]
Five-star praise, come on!
Not bad, a little bit poisonous
It's good to read, but the author has always stopped following it.
It really got to my point of satisfaction, not being invincible, and not making too many adaptations to the original plot. Of course, I don't want that kind of change to be the same, that is, to make a few characters survive on the original basis, and not to promote too big changes in the plot. The most important thing is that the protagonist can forget the original movie plot. This does provide a good explanation for the protagonist's not invincible behavior, which is quite good.
It should be a reference to the book I Am Umbrella. Of course, there is no systematic help. I feel that it is quite immersive. Many novels about biohazard sometimes cannot avoid a lot of cliché plots. The audience is already familiar with these plots, but the story still follows these plots. However, this novel is indeed well adapted.
It's very well written and very innovative. I like it.
It looks great, cheers for the author, and I wish the author a speedy recovery!
Five-star praise, cheers💪
I like it very much. Very good.
Isn't the setting behind the seven-day world?
Not bad but quite interesting [Thinking]
I really like this kind of subject matter. I support it with five stars [blowing kiss]
It's the type of content I like. The cool points are the same as mine.
Five stars to the author, cheers! ! ! If the author takes the genetic ascension route, he can add a gene lock (infinite horror) or a red light virus
Are there any similar books? Recommend it. The author has updated. Not enough. Damn, it was so good out of context. See clearly the best. No more [rolls eyes]
Five-star praise, come on!
Not bad, a little bit poisonous
It's good to read, but the author has always stopped following it.
It really got to my point of satisfaction, not being invincible, and not making too many adaptations to the original plot. Of course, I don't want that kind of change to be the same, that is, to make a few characters survive on the original basis, and not to promote too big changes in the plot. The most important thing is that the protagonist can forget the original movie plot. This does provide a good explanation for the protagonist's not invincible behavior, which is quite good. It should be a reference to the book I Am Umbrella. Of course, there is no systematic help. I feel that it is quite immersive. Many novels about biohazard sometimes cannot avoid a lot of cliché plots. The audience is already familiar with these plots, but the story still follows these plots. However, this novel is indeed well adapted.
It's very well written and very innovative. I like it.
It looks great, cheers for the author, and I wish the author a speedy recovery!
Five-star praise, cheers💪
I like it very much. Very good.
Isn't the setting behind the seven-day world?
Not bad but quite interesting [Thinking]
I really like this kind of subject matter. I support it with five stars [blowing kiss]
It's the type of content I like. The cool points are the same as mine.