Livestreaming the Development of a Zombie Virus, Terrifying the Entire Nation

[Complex Science + Cutting-Edge Research + Urban Power Fantasy + Adorable Cthulhu]

Su Li transmigrates to a parallel modern world, still obsessed with his lifelong pursuit of immortality. He launches an unedited, public livestream of his scientific research, determined to uncover the secret of eternal life.

On opening day, he holds up a specially made potion glowing an eerie green and proclaims with feverish excitement, “This is a byproduct of my immortality research. It can awaken the bodies of the dead, and the side effects are negligible.”

The viewers go wild. Some hope it will extend the lives of people with terminal illnesses, while others hail it as the dawn of a new era for humanity. They clamor to volunteer as test subjects.

But as Su Li slowly pours the potion into the mouth of someone who has just died, the corpse suddenly sits up, bares its fangs, and lunges at everyone in a frenzy, turning into an adorable little zombie. The barrage of comments falls instantly silent.

Viewers lose it one after another: “You call zombification a tiny side effect?” “Having a terminal illness sounds great. I’m giving up my immortality spot!”

The livestreams grow increasingly outrageous. Parasitic eyeball fungi, flesh-and-blood symbiotic implant viruses, and cell-growth serums appear one after another. All kinds of mutated monsters quietly spill into the streets, and the once-thriving city gradually descends into chaos.

Citizens flood the screen in desperation: “Please stop experimenting, boss! The streets are crawling with mutated monsters!”

As panic spreads across the internet and the platform summons him for a talking-to, Su Li calmly raises his eyes. Armed with black technology from another dimension, he uses one bizarre biotechnological creation after another to rewrite the rules of survival for the entire world.