My name is Lu Fan. The night I traveled to Resident Evil, I was bitten by a zombie dog.
There is no system, no golden fingers. Two memories are fighting in my mind - one tells me that this body is the researcher of Umbrella, and the other knows the horrific ending of this world. The Zodiac Train, the Mansion, and the Nuclear Bomb in Raccoon City. But what's the use of knowing? I can't even swing a steel pipe steady.
The STARS medic rescued me, and a fugitive became a teammate. We fought our way out of the train, crashed into the nursing home, escaped from the mansion, and finally stood in the ruins of Raccoon City. The umbrella wanted to kill me, the military wanted to study me, and both sides were offended. The only thing that can be obtained is that this body has been tortured by the T virus, the ancestor virus, and the G virus in turns - it did not mutate into a monster, but instead reached some kind of weird coexistence with them.
The body itself also hides something older than just two memories.
When the thermobaric bomb fell, I returned to the cadre training center. What we bring out is not only our own lives, but also vaccines, evidence, living people who crawled out of hell, and... Not-so-living people.
I'm not a hero. I'm just a monster who doesn't want to be a monster.
Reader comments
I'll give it four stars first. The chapters I've read so far are all good, but I personally think one thing that's not so good is that there's too much complaining. If you complain appropriately, it's okay. If you complain too much, it's not complaining, it's chatty. But chatter is also different. For example, Ellis in Left 4 Dead 2 is a chatterbox, and Peter Parker in Ultimate Spider-Man is also a chatterbox, but they are very different. Spider-Man's interaction is two-way: he is always talking to the villain, his teammates, and even himself. His quips are met with either an angry response from the villain ("Shut up!") Or a silent rebuke from teammates, such as fellow S. H. I. E. L. D. This back-and-forth interaction allows his words to become the driving force for the development of the scene, rather than a unilateral output.
Ellis's narrative is sometimes one-sided: when he tells stories about Keith, it's often a one-sided dump. While other characters complain, the story itself is closed, personal, and has little to do with the immediate team goals (finding bullets, clearing roads). In a high-pressure environment, this kind of unilateral information output is more likely to tire some listeners (players).
I think the author wants the protagonist to be closer to the Ultimate Spider-Man, but the actual effect is similar to Ellis, so I think part of it should be used for internal complaints instead of speaking out. After all, the protagonist is complaining from the perspective of God.
Let's leave it at that. After all, I've only read the first few chapters. The author should solve the problem I mentioned later.
Nice, an absolute fan, the author is definitely an old player who has not only played it, but also played it many, many times. Those details are something that non-players who rush to put them on the shelves will never be able to write down.
The author must be a senior biochemical fan who has played Life 0 to Life 6. . . Very well written.
It's so nice [Sending my heart] Such comfortable Resident Evil game fan fiction is not common anymore, I hope the author will not stop updating it [My heart]
It is consistent with the original work of the game, but I hope the author will finish writing this book! [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][face covering][face covering][face covering][face covering][face covering]
This is a very good Resident Evil fan novel that I have read and edited.
This book is indeed written by an experienced player or someone who has been studying for a long time. It just feels like the amount of information is a bit large (side plot), because I don't read the side plot very much, but overall it's good. I'm curious if the protagonist has an emotional line, such as with the heroine of the Resident Evil series [Thinking]
It's very beautiful. Have you ever played it? The author of the previous chapter has changed
It's completely different from Resident Evil in the game. I've been playing it for so long and how many times I've played it, and I feel like I've never encountered it before. The things that the tree people have to collect are completely different from the game.
Come on, author Sang Shenghua, there are only a few texts coming, so hold on. It's well written. I hope I can watch every biochemical movie again.
This is the only Resident Evil fan fiction I've read that I can read. It's so cool.
Rigorous, comprehensive and exciting, the overall atmosphere is relatively heavy, fans are urging passers-by to retreat, and the rhythm is fast-paced.
The plot is coherent. I haven't watched the whole work but I still enjoyed it.
Where is the system? Where is the system?
Very compact and wonderful
Come on, come on, come on
Very well written
It's pretty good. I'm making myself want to play Resident Evil again.
The top of the Resident Evil fan series, feel free to eat [Like]
(There are a lot of redundant descriptions in the article, and the impression is slightly worse after intensive reading and listening)
*Places a strategic beacon*
After reading several books, this is the only one that looks good on biochemistry. Keep writing. I beg you, they will do anything. [Cry]
Not bad, just a little bit
Very well written and very touching
The plot is okay, the male protagonist is simply superhuman, but it's a pity that the male protagonist is not superhuman.
The brief introduction of this novel has changed [what], should the name also be changed [face covering], after all, it is different from the original outline [eating melon]
I'll give it four stars first. The chapters I've read so far are all good, but I personally think one thing that's not so good is that there's too much complaining. If you complain appropriately, it's okay. If you complain too much, it's not complaining, it's chatty. But chatter is also different. For example, Ellis in Left 4 Dead 2 is a chatterbox, and Peter Parker in Ultimate Spider-Man is also a chatterbox, but they are very different. Spider-Man's interaction is two-way: he is always talking to the villain, his teammates, and even himself. His quips are met with either an angry response from the villain ("Shut up!") Or a silent rebuke from teammates, such as fellow S. H. I. E. L. D. This back-and-forth interaction allows his words to become the driving force for the development of the scene, rather than a unilateral output. Ellis's narrative is sometimes one-sided: when he tells stories about Keith, it's often a one-sided dump. While other characters complain, the story itself is closed, personal, and has little to do with the immediate team goals (finding bullets, clearing roads). In a high-pressure environment, this kind of unilateral information output is more likely to tire some listeners (players). I think the author wants the protagonist to be closer to the Ultimate Spider-Man, but the actual effect is similar to Ellis, so I think part of it should be used for internal complaints instead of speaking out. After all, the protagonist is complaining from the perspective of God. Let's leave it at that. After all, I've only read the first few chapters. The author should solve the problem I mentioned later.
Nice, an absolute fan, the author is definitely an old player who has not only played it, but also played it many, many times. Those details are something that non-players who rush to put them on the shelves will never be able to write down.
The author must be a senior biochemical fan who has played Life 0 to Life 6. . . Very well written.
It's so nice [Sending my heart] Such comfortable Resident Evil game fan fiction is not common anymore, I hope the author will not stop updating it [My heart]
It is consistent with the original work of the game, but I hope the author will finish writing this book! [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][face covering][face covering][face covering][face covering][face covering]
This is a very good Resident Evil fan novel that I have read and edited.
This book is indeed written by an experienced player or someone who has been studying for a long time. It just feels like the amount of information is a bit large (side plot), because I don't read the side plot very much, but overall it's good. I'm curious if the protagonist has an emotional line, such as with the heroine of the Resident Evil series [Thinking]
It's very beautiful. Have you ever played it? The author of the previous chapter has changed
It's completely different from Resident Evil in the game. I've been playing it for so long and how many times I've played it, and I feel like I've never encountered it before. The things that the tree people have to collect are completely different from the game.
Come on, author Sang Shenghua, there are only a few texts coming, so hold on. It's well written. I hope I can watch every biochemical movie again.
This is the only Resident Evil fan fiction I've read that I can read. It's so cool.
Rigorous, comprehensive and exciting, the overall atmosphere is relatively heavy, fans are urging passers-by to retreat, and the rhythm is fast-paced.
The plot is coherent. I haven't watched the whole work but I still enjoyed it.
Where is the system? Where is the system?
Very compact and wonderful
Come on, come on, come on
Very well written
It's pretty good. I'm making myself want to play Resident Evil again.
The top of the Resident Evil fan series, feel free to eat [Like] (There are a lot of redundant descriptions in the article, and the impression is slightly worse after intensive reading and listening)
*Places a strategic beacon*
After reading several books, this is the only one that looks good on biochemistry. Keep writing. I beg you, they will do anything. [Cry]
Not bad, just a little bit
Very well written and very touching
The plot is okay, the male protagonist is simply superhuman, but it's a pity that the male protagonist is not superhuman.
The brief introduction of this novel has changed [what], should the name also be changed [face covering], after all, it is different from the original outline [eating melon]