A mobile game called Biohazard Simulator appeared on Shen Dong's home screen out of nowhere.
Thinking it was just a highly realistic management game, Shen Dong tapped it without a second thought, only to become Umbrella's top executive:
Choose where to release viruses, deploy special forces, erase traces of operations, and decide who lives or dies.
Starting with a small company, he gradually built it into a bioweapons empire.
Then the Umbrella logo appeared on city streets, the authorities sounded a red alert, and the city's top officials stayed awake all night.
Investigators, special forces commanders, and virologists were drawn into the case one after another, yet every clue pointed to a company that did not exist in the real world.
In his rented apartment, Shen Dong looked at the huge sum that had just arrived and the brand-new blueprints, then casually typed a command:
“Go run the experiment! I don't care, and Umbrella doesn't care!”
Quick, a hero needs to capture the author! I'm getting a fever from listening to this story and I'm itching to kill a pig! I'm so bold, I could send the author to a post-apocalyptic highway survival zone – safe and reliable. Remember to bring plenty of wild animals and dry rations, but less water. He must walk 30 kilometers every day.
I love this kind of story. It would be even better if the plot were a bit better. If it were really the government, this kind of open-air shop would probably be investigated immediately. But the government officials the author portrays are so stupid 🤦. I hope the story gets better with each installment! The genre definitely suits my taste.
It's great! The characters are intelligent, and what I'm looking for is lively characters outsmarting the entire official system and its personnel, without the mechanical dialogue. There aren't enough chapters yet, so I'm working hard to update! 👍🥰
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So far, this book is quite interesting. The feeling of doing bad things is just so much fun.
I haven't watched it yet, but I'll give it a good review first. I'll review it again after I finish watching it.
It looks nice, but there aren't enough of them.
Interesting and insightful
I really enjoyed reading this behind-the-scenes story; the logic was generally sound. I hope the author keeps up the good work!
Okay, don't stop!