Billy Butcher is dying. The brain tumor left him with just a few months to live.
He decides to do the right thing before he dies - release a virus that will kill all metahumans. With one shot, the world will be clean.
But the virus was contaminated during transportation.
It didn't kill the metahumans. It turns them into something else - not dead, not alive, but some in-between state that should not exist in this world. The infection spreads like wildfire, from the morgue to the streets, from the Seven to the Black Robes.
Starlight raised its glowing fist, illuminating the devastation. Is Kimiko's self-healing ability a hope for immunity, or a deeper trap? Is Soldier Boy's energy pulse the only cure, or is it adding fuel to the fire?
And for the first time, the people of the motherland—the former masters of the world—showed fear.
This is not a story about heroes fighting monsters. This is a story about "when the weapons that protect the world destroy the world." What are they left with in those final minutes before the apocalypse, before most of the metahumans turn into monsters?
——————————When someone you are familiar with becomes someone you don't recognize.
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After reading it, I gave it a full star. It is the most outstanding book I have read in recent times. The pacing is just right, and you can't put it down once you pick it up. You spend all your free time on it, and there's nothing boring about it. The writing is comfortable and smooth, and the details are well polished. It can be seen that the author has polished it carefully and does not need to worry about the quality of the content. The reading quality alone deserves five stars. It has been collected by friends around Amway. [The magic work of bird food][The magic work of bird food][The magic work of bird food]
This line doesn't look like a soldier boy at all. I suggest you learn the Thunder language system.