I, Tony Stark, Can't Build a Mecha!

After a bottle of original solution was leaked in the original movie, the whole world was directly infected. This thing is airborne and permanently active. In the end, it can only be solved by antibodies.

Why do you want to travel through time and become an important character in the original work?

It's no longer easy to write Marvel fan fiction, the routines are pretty much the same, and everything that needs to be written has been written by people before. If you want to write something more hardcore, expand it into comics, but many people have never read comics, only movies and TV series. The most important point is that the popularity of Marvel works is not as high as it was in previous years.

In fact, there is really no need to travel back in time and become the original character, it's not interesting.

Regarding the virus of Resident Evil, please read the original novel and play the game first. All the biochemical monsters in it are created by Umbrella. The T virus can at most turn you into a zombie.

I can't write anything apart from the original plot.

To write a book, you must at least research various items clearly. Injection of T-virus source liquid cannot evolve, it will only turn into zombies. This is where the Resident Evil crisis originated.

There is really no Little Pepper to slip through later, and there are too few plots for the female characters, and there are too many research and other plots that are too watery. The protagonist of the ten-chapter plot is only half and half of the other messy plots, and it feels like the lack of a protagonist does not affect the plot at all. What's the point of such a novel?

Suspension of new weapons research and development requires a development conference? What's going on?

The Marvel Cinematic Universe shouldn't have adopted Bob as a child first ()

Author, you gave me a critical blow in the layout of the opening chapter.