A Few Thoughts on Biochemical Apocalypse Stories

I read the post-apocalyptic novel first, and after reading it for a long time, I was curious to watch the movie "Resident Evil". After watching "Resident Evil", I ran away in my dreams for several nights to avoid resistance. But the dangerous feeling of being transformed into a zombie once you are touched and wounded is too scary. Combined with various alienated animals, the entire dream is black. So, number one, fear. Death, pain, grief, loss, etc. Are all scary when we are alive. Of course, if you become a member of the zombie team, there is no need to be afraid or not. Second, survive. When zombies exist in large numbers, human supply basically stagnates. Of course, self-sufficiency in some places may be okay, but the harvest time is too long and there are too many variables. Then most of the living people are consuming existing supplies, which means that supplies are gradually becoming scarce. Ah, the more I think about it, the more I am afraid. A while ago, there was an anti-zombie demonstration in the United States. The world is so troubled.

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It is indeed a bit naive to expect the government to bail out at the end of the day. The leaders are so busy taking care of themselves that they have no time to care about the lives of the people...

Agree with 1,2 points Point 3 really depends on the situation~

How can it not be scary? After relatives, friends, and people around me turn into zombies, I am already on the verge of mental collapse. Moreover, I think the number of zombies is definitely scary, but what is really desperate is that you cannot be injured by them, even if it is just a small wound. This is devastating and makes people afraid of it!

I also like Resident Evil, but mainly I like Alice~(@^_^@)~, and I will continue to follow the post-apocalyptic heart-warming article. I'll just tell you my opinion O(∩_∩)O~ In fact, I think that whether it is the fantasy doomsday time or the current real world, isn't selfishness normal? There is a historical basis for people eating people when they are extremely hungry. In that zombie world, the darkness of people's hearts will naturally be infinitely magnified, but there are also good people, but there are limits to so-called good people. And "In the eyes of some people, there are two standards..." In fact, this should be more normal: the strong is respected... Especially in troubled times. However, I don't like to read novels about female heroes. I haven't read the novel I mentioned so I can't comment... There is naturally a connection between the Umbrella Company and the Communist Party. Just like in the second movie Escape from the Raccoon, why can the Umbrella Company destroy a city? Why did the Umbrella Company hide the changes happening in Raccoon City? Can third umbrella companies use satellites? It's almost a satellite... Maybe you will explain the third one because the umbrella company invaded the satellite system, but what about the first two? □□If you are afraid of causing people to panic, then you should also deal with the umbrella company secretly! So it should be correct to say that □□ is a big BSS...

Canglin knows etiquette by nature, and human nature does exist in that era, but that era also magnifies the dark side of human nature to the limit. When even basic life cannot be guaranteed, can you still expect most people to maintain that elegant appearance?

After reading your article, I just read your long article. But it was very disappointing. Very disappointed. Regarding zombies, the first reason why they cause such big consequences is the initial lack of understanding. Then there is the massive spread of the virus. As long as it is scratched or bitten, it will become that kind of thing. Moreover, it is obvious that after becoming a zombie, you will have greater strength than ordinary people. The speed is actually not slow either. So it is easy to be caught by zombies. Although beasts also eat humans, if you are touched by a beast, you will not transform into a beast, right? Moreover, the quantity is different. How many beasts are there in total, but how many people are there? Especially in a country with a population of 1.5 Billion like China, if only one fifth of the people are infected with the virus, the world will immediately be in chaos. The beasts will always be full, but the zombies will not. So these two things cannot be compared. Then there's human nature. When zombies are rampant, food and everything else are consumables, especially things like bullets. Therefore, the more daily necessities, the more hope of survival. When you are starving to death, and the person next to you has food in his hand, but he only has this little food, why don't you go up and grab it? Your article is too farming, too warm, too ideal. . . So impossible. He actually went to rob a jewelry store while searching for daily necessities. . . Do you think your life is too long, or is the protagonist really clueless? No matter how powerful the magic is, can it be stronger than other people's cannons? It's easy to give away a space ring. . . If it weren't for the author's golden finger, this protagonist would really be in the world of biochemistry and wouldn't be able to survive for a week!

I agree with the first two points, but on the last point I would like to ask, is the government an upright person? I don't think the author has figured out that if the Umbrella Company is really just a private organization, how can it have the kind of financial and material resources to build the kind of large-scale underground buildings in the movie? How is it possible to have enough satellites to cover the earth's surface? Can they even command special forces? Are you still studying this biochemical virus under the nose of the government? Think about it carefully, if there is no government support behind it, it is impossible to do this. How can private organizations compare with the government that controls the arteries of the entire country? Therefore, it is absolutely not an exaggeration to say that the government is the driving force behind the scenes! Even if the above is all nonsense, then I would like to ask the author, do you really think that the government will risk everything to save the people from suffering in that situation?