2020-8-12 Millet Box
The U.S. military is fighting in Zaire. The inexplicable virus swept the military camp. The doctor said that he would come with supplies.
A white-faced monkey was caught in the woods of Zaire and taken by sea to the U.S. Customs officers smuggled the monkey out. The monkey was taken to a pet store because it was a female monkey. The person who coughed to pick up the plane passed out as soon as he received his wife. People who have been in contact with monkeys and close contacts have all suffered from emergency.
The chief sent the male lead to Zaire to investigate the virus. The male lead and his wife divorced. The two dogs were placed in foster care at his ex-wife’s house. The virus is not transmitted through the air. The officer played by Morgan Freeman and another white-haired officer actually know about the virus. The virus has existed many years ago, and a vaccine has been developed. The U.S. military keeps the virus as a biological and chemical weapon.
The virus is rampant in the town. The army enters the town and isolates the town. There are those who escape by car and are shot by helicopter The town's male partner died of infection after accidentally leaking protective clothing
The male protagonist finds the source of the monkey and sends someone to investigate. The male protagonist and a black assistant steal a plane and come to a South Korean freighter to investigate the monkey's whereabouts. The male protagonist is wanted by the white-haired officer. Girls in the woods often give apples to monkeys, girls lead out monkeys, assistants use anesthesia guns to anesthetize the monkeys and take away the monkeys. They are carriers of two viruses.
The commander decided to destroy the town because he did not know that the vaccine had already been developed. The commander faked an imperial decree saying that the president ordered the bomber to bomb the town. The male protagonist had a conversation with the bomber pilot on the helicopter. Morgan Freeman demands arrest
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