Li Yunyang, a junior student, just caught up on his sleep in the library. When he opened his eyes, he fell into a death game called "Reincarnation Space" - the cold data stream on his retina told him that this was the Raccoon City Underground Research Institute in "Resident Evil 1". If he could not survive within 72 hours, it would be the ending of "soul annihilation".
With a weak body with a constitution of 7, only the passive talent [Crisis Prediction] can save his life; facing the fangs of zombies, the claws of lickers, and the bazooka of tyrants, he went from being a novice smashing zombies with rusty pipe wrenches, to forming a team to fight for T-virus samples, to leading his teammates out of the desperate situation on the surface—— The rules of the reincarnation space are never kind. Only by grasping the reward points to strengthen attributes and redeem weapon skills can one gain a firm foothold in the life-and-death situation of the movie world.
This is an infinite journey that started from "Resident Evil": he will fight the alien army in the New York battlefield of "Avengers", drive a mecha in the deep sea to fight against Kaiju beasts in "Pacific Rim", and avoid dinosaur hunting in the jungle of "Jurassic World"; he will meet teammates who fight side by side (calm gunner Su Qing, first aid expert Liu Na, veteran Wang Qiang), and will also run into hostile reincarnations who compete for tasks and resources; every time he travels through the movie is a life-and-death gamble, and every enhancement is towards The approach of "controlling your destiny".
There are no dangers, only the caution of avoiding fatal attacks by relying on [crisis prediction], the enthusiasm of teamwork to overcome desperate situations, and the logic of analyzing movie plots to find shortcuts - what Li Yunyang has to do is to spell out his own reincarnation legend and uncover the ultimate secret hidden behind the space.
Reader comments
I feel so tired, I can't protect myself, but I can still care about others.
I feel so tired, I can't protect myself, but I can still care about others.