Resident Evil: The Road Home at the End of the World

It looks good so far, but the setting of relatives and the fact that the helicopter can't accommodate the protagonist is a bit outrageous and it's too deliberate to not leave with him.

So many people have changed, but no one in your family has changed. Good luck.

Can the protagonist have sex with the president's daughter?

Judging from the plot as written now, I feel that sooner or later something bad will happen to that aunt

The setting of this book is that the virus breaks out in the middle of the night, with a 50% chance of infection. No one in the world knows that basically all countries will be paralyzed for a period of time. The bad luck is that most of the national leaders are dead. Each city is fighting on its own. There are only a thousand garrison troops in an urban area. It will take a long time for the troops outside to recover. If they are not destroyed, they will be disabled and cannot be of much help. Moreover, it is useless to rely on planes to assemble the troops. They have to rely on land transportation. When the troops eliminate their own hidden dangers, this high-speed country The roads are already full of cars. If the whole country is to gather in one place, it will take a lot of time to clean up the cars and zombies. Once these are done, all cities in the country will basically be finished. Countries that do not prohibit guns are better. If the cities in our country are dense, Yes, it's basically over. In a fourth-tier city like mine, there are three or four communities in a prosperous area with 100,000 people. I don't even dare to think about how I can survive if a biochemical crisis breaks out, or in this kind of apocalypse where so many enhanced zombies and boost zombies appear in seven days.

I can tell that at least he should be happy writing it himself. I was quite worried that the book would be cut.

I just got into Biochemical 9 and I just finished the first playthrough. It was a great time and I came to find a fan.

Resident Evil 9 is out. According to the setting, all time travelers entering Raccoon City will be infected by the T-Virus. The reason why they don't turn into zombies is because they are suppressed by human antibodies. I can't think of how many novels where the protagonists of time travel have become mobile virus databases.

To be honest, I think it's ridiculous that if the protagonist's halo is removed, the ordinary protagonist of Resident Evil can directly kill and clear the level.

Summon Shennong, and the protagonist is an indigenous person?