In the nineteenth century, explorer Henry discovered the ancient “Stairway of the Sun” in West Africa. Its sap contained the seed of a demon capable of changing the world.
Told as a work of fan fiction and drawing on extensive official lore and overseas novels never published in China, this book reconstructs the dark history from the discovery of the virus to the destruction of Raccoon City.
The ambitious Spencer, Marcus, and Ashford extracted the “Progenitor Virus” from this ancient plant and founded Umbrella. Behind its polished corporate image, the company conducted inhumane experiments on living subjects in secret laboratories around the world, creating a series of devastating weapons, including the T-Virus.
But Pandora’s box was eventually opened.
In 1998, a viral outbreak turned Raccoon City into a living hell. Infected cannibals roamed the streets, and rescue arrived too late, amid despair. In the end, a nuclear bomb wiped it all away, bringing a horrific full stop to a tragedy humanity had brought upon itself.
The author has tried to piece together the truth that was buried.
This book inevitably contains errors based on conjecture. Readers are welcome to point them out so we can work together to improve this suffocating collective memory.
Compared with the Resident Evil video on Station B, it adds a lot of inner details of the characters. Although it is a bit confusing in some timelines and descriptions (the story of Resident Evil itself has many small flaws), overall it still deserves praise. Compared with the video, it shows a completely new angle of understanding the story.
A book written by a veteran Resident Evil player
A relatively good Resident Evil story, with concise writing style, no deliberate sensationalism or exaggeration, and good-looking The writing is quite good, but the timeline is a bit messy. Players who have played the game need to read this novel to understand it clearly. People like me who have only watched the movie have a hard time reading it, but the writing is not bad!
For a player who has played the entire Resident Evil series, the author has researched the storyline of Resident Evil very thoroughly. Very well written
It's really well written, it's rare to see novels like this
The writing is concise and powerful, and the previous writing is quite good.
Although they are fans, the author's writing style is very good and it reads completely like a translated foreign novel [Chigua]
A divine book, truly a divine book. Created the origin of a brand new "doomsday universe". With this blueprint, multiple stories can be created. Good!
I think it's very interesting. The author is very good at searching and integrating the information. It's really amazing.
I have read 10 chapters so far. I give you five-star praise. Keep up the hard work…