to look at the third, rice and almost spit it out, the students gave me a bedroom to create an atmosphere: the whole sleep, the lights out, got left Where am I myself, it scared me to death... I watched 1, 2, and more tonight. It's not disgusting anymore, but what should I do if this happens?
Mankind’s desires are really limitless, and they come up with various methods to enhance their strength: T-virus is one of them, in order to enhance military power and bring back to life. However, people often think of themselves as Gods, so why are they all under their control, the result? Hurt self and others.
Resident Evil 1, 2, 3 talked about such a process. As a result of one person’s selfish intention, the T-virus was leaked. As a result, Hives’s intelligent monitoring system had to seal the entire laboratory and kill everyone in order to prevent the virus from leaking onto the land. Is it wrong? For the safety of more people, right? As a result, another group of people received an order to turn off the Red Queen system. As you can imagine, the entire army was wiped out. Only two creatures were left: Alice and Matt. They called them creatures because they didn’t know they would return. Can it be counted as human.
It's already reached this point. Humans' crazy desire to explore hasn't ended yet. We have developed a "Nemesis" plan to figure out what happened to Hives. Now we are ready to lead the wolf into the room and get all the mutants underground to the ground. Ever since, at first I wanted to save, but later discovered that more and more people were mutated (a bite by a mutated person, and they would become the same soon), and found that they couldn't control it, so they began to lock down the city and slaughter them. The usual trick of humans~ For their own benefit, desperate. And our beautiful, sexy and great Alice broke through numerous obstacles, and the few remaining people worked hard to escape from this "mutated city". Seeing that he was about to succeed, he was caught by a human like himself. It's ironic, no matter how many monsters can't trouble us, we finally fall into our own hands. I can't help but run the question: Have you ever seen Andy Lau filmed with Yu Feihong? I forgot what it was called. Andy Lau was a soldier and accepted the task. When he worked hard to complete the task and sacrificed his teammates, in the end, he died under the gun of his boss. At that time, tears were streaming down my eyes, and I was so disappointed in human beings. Betrayal seems to be the greatest ability of mankind. This movie is the same. But, a little luckier than Andy Lau, they succeeded in the end. Wasn't that Matt scratched back then? Later he became the "Vengeance" and almost lost his mind. However, at the last moment, he remembered Alice, finally distinguished the good from the bad, and pointed the gun at the people in wolf skins. Even more ironic, non-human creatures still have a trace of humanity and the ability to distinguish right from wrong deep in their hearts, but what deceives living and normal human beings? Rights, interests, or endless desires?
After they escaped, the plane was hit by the shock wave of the nuclear bomb that destroyed the entire city and crashed, and Alice was taken back to the laboratory, so a new round of "Operation Alice" began. They let go of Alice and those who escaped, wanting to see what kind of power Alice has transformed again. At this time, the entire world has been infected by T-virus, and their group formed a group to protect the only remaining human beings who are not "scientists". Of course, in addition to the mutants, their enemies are also a number of so-called scientists who study Alice. The team was guided by a notebook and found that there might be survivors in Las Vegas, so they rushed there, fighting monsters and people along the way. Of course, there were countless casualties. In the end, there were only two team members left. And some civilians, and of course Alice. Americans are indeed funny. Normal people have unlimited desires and are themselves gods, while those who are not normal, not like Alice, have a clear sense of right and wrong. They know what is right and what is wrong, and finally get rid of it. control. After Alice sent away those people again, she went to the lair alone and eliminated the scientist who eventually ruined herself. Of course, she won, eliminated the mutated scientist, and found a higher-level controller, leaving Resident Evil 4 in suspense.
After reading it, of course there are nausea and horror, but more of it feels good. Why do you want to threaten yourself with these things? The exploration is certainly commendable, but it seems that when you are too addicted to one thing, you are close to becoming a demon, becoming both good and bad, black and white.
What if this day does come? What if someone around you is really infected by T-virus? Did you kill him when he was still a human, or did you watch them turn into monsters, and then had to act. Can't imagine, can't imagine! I hope this will always be sci-fi, just to warn us that bio-chemical weapons should not be touched.
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