Walking down the street, I got hit by a stroke of outrageous luck.
Born as a native in the Resident Evil multiverse.
Wesker in front, William right behind.
They force me to pick a side, so I’ll just play both sides.
I just started dating, and now my wife’s a queen.
What can I do? Spoil her, of course.
An observer in public, making trouble in secret.
My teammates are playing dead, and Raccoon City’s overrun with zombies.
A mature beauty, Ada, on my left; little Sherry on my right.
I feel a chill behind me, turn around, and stare in confusion.
My dear wife in Spain, let me explain!
This book has no System. It leans toward a chronological historical account. I’m writing it for love of the story, so if you enjoy it, please leave a five-star rating.
Hard-core research party certification: This Resident Evil fanfic is worth dying for The author who can draw the timeline from 1960 to 1998 so clearly must be a core fan! It would be impossible to write down so many details without checking the information, and I didn't make it up at all. The most awesome thing is the character motivation, the logic is so smooth - if I were to put myself in the villain's shoes, I might make the same choice, and I can't find any faults. It's just a bit slow to catch on. The protagonist hasn't appeared yet. The author hastily updated it. I can't wait!
My review of this book: On the whole, the world view is relatively complete, and most of it restores the timeline of the biochemical universe, with small changes to facilitate the continuous development of the plot. The protagonist is currently a researcher of Umbrella. The writing is very realistic. What Umbrella Company needs are useful tools. People or things that are useless or have lost their use value will be destroyed by Umbrella Company. It is very realistic. Highly recommended!
It's true that he is a new author, and even a lot of common sense is not clear, which makes the front part look a bit weird. The 2000-ton water tanker and the series of interactions of the two-year-old protagonist made my scalp numb (mainly because the two-year-old's hands are not big enough, let alone grabbing things to cook. The hardware is not good, so I can only imagine that the protagonist is gifted and develops quickly from two to five years old 😂). Overall, I still support the author.
The author is very particular about the setting, and the writing is quite satisfactory with AI polishing (using AI polishing alone in Tomato is already considered a moral model). However, sometimes the paragraphs are a bit too long, and the characters stand up, but it has not been officially integrated with the Sanguang that some non-deep fans (like me) are familiar with. The early transition is a little long, so those who are impatient should pay attention.
The writing is very good, the author is very detailed, and he is a master author. And I feel that in the book "My Wifes Are All Biological Monsters" that the author has read🐱, the male protagonist and his wife are all bows. The content written by the author feels quite similar to that book
Yes, the background foreshadowing in the front may be a little longer, but it doesn't matter. The text behind it is very good.
The writing is okay, not a systematic writing
At the moment, it doesn't seem to be too toxic. I still want to see the follow-up development of the protagonist's relationship with William and Wesker. Will he conquer the little lolita Sydney? () I'm looking forward to whether the protagonist will provide some help or some obstruction in Wesker's subsequent actions.
This is the most comprehensive storyline I have ever read in a Resident Evil article!
Great, no big problem