(Resident Evil fan, main plot plus magic modification, no CP for the time being, friendship orientation, redemption regret, steady development in the early stage, and take-off in the middle and late stages.)
After playing CrossFire all night and suddenly dying, Lin Yue opened his eyes and found that he had traveled to the world of "Resident Evil".
And it starts with Raccoon City.
The virus broke out, zombies were rampant, the police station fell, and a familiar plot was unfolding before our eyes. Just when Lin Yue thought he was about to become the background of the doomsday, a notification sound suddenly sounded in his mind:
**[CF system binding successful. **
Short of bullets? Exchange.
Lack of weapons? Exchange.
Not enough firepower? On the arrangement of weapons.
Marvin is infected? Exchange serum.
Emma can't hold it anymore? Continue to redeem serum.
What? Marvin also has a daughter trapped in the city? Save!
He saved people who should have died and changed the tragedy that should have happened, and thus formed a deep friendship with Leon, Claire and others.
What's even more outrageous is that "Little Red" actually traveled to this world.
During the meeting, Simmons coldly ordered:
"Raccoon City must be destroyed."
At the same time, somewhere in Raccoon City, Xiaohong who was eating slowly raised his head:
"???"
Reader comments
Waste protagonist! ! Seven-star praise!
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A novel with novel content
Withdraw, withdraw, say goodbye
It's too lame. After listening to a few chapters, there is no trace of the system. It doesn't feel exciting at all. The main character is invisible and the system is invisible. It's boring.
It's good to have a system to help you, and you can improve slowly. It's just that the protagonist's role is a little small.
Waste protagonist! ! Seven-star praise!
. . . . . .
[Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
Well, no comments?
A novel with novel content
Withdraw, withdraw, say goodbye
It's too lame. After listening to a few chapters, there is no trace of the system. It doesn't feel exciting at all. The main character is invisible and the system is invisible. It's boring.
It's good to have a system to help you, and you can improve slowly. It's just that the protagonist's role is a little small.
Very good, keep up the good work