These Students Aren't Up to Snuff (The Power's Back On, So This Kitty Has to Resume Its Miserable Updates)

Strictly speaking, Fang Zheng had no idea how the Resident Evil games developed afterward.

After all, he had only played 1 and 2 back then; he had not even played 3. By the time 4, 5, 6, and 7 came out, Fang Zheng was already working and had even less time to play. He did occasionally watch commentary videos about the movies on Bilibili, though. If he remembered correctly, one of those videos had said that the movies ended with the destruction of the world.

Honestly, that was perfectly normal. He just did not know whether the games eventually turned into some kind of zombie Dynasty Warriors—hmm, Fang Zheng imagined Leon riding a tall horse, lance in hand, slapping its rump and shouting, "Miss Ada, I'm coming to save you!" before charging into the zombie horde and slaughtering his way in and out seven times...

Something about that image felt wrong.

In any case, Fang Zheng believed the biggest issue now was making sure the whole world knew about the T-Virus. Mm, he did not care what kind of social panic it might cause. Knowing everything was better than knowing nothing. Besides, if something like this came to light, the United States would naturally be under the greatest pressure, and Fang Zheng's Repulse with the United States had always been hostile.

If the United States was unhappy, he was happy.

With Fang Zheng's skills, hijacking the satellite communications of the whole world was a matter of minutes. Very soon, an unprecedented "feast" began.

All of a sudden, television stations and secret communications networks in every country around the whole world were cut off. They were immediately replaced by an emergency broadcast of a major news report. In it, an organization called Starlight Technology declared that "human civilization has entered an