Universal Soldiers?
Gazing into the endless night and feeling the cold breeze, Sui Bian raised an eyebrow after hearing the system's explanation. Hmm... not bad.
He still didn't know how far along the serum extraction was, but perfecting the G-Virus was undoubtedly a long way off. Just as he was worrying about the Super Soldier project, the system had delivered an answer right to his doorstep.
However...
Judging by the four movies, Universal Soldiers didn't seem very stable. Losing control seemed to happen all the time.
I hope I don't end up creating a bunch of uncontrollable monsters and giving myself a headache.
At the thought, his brows furrowed into a deep crease.
After a moment, he asked the system, "System, I'd like to know which Universal Soldier movie this technology comes from. I remember that each movie had a different setting."
``` [In response to the host, the Universal Soldier technology provided by this system is based on Universal Soldier: Regeneration.
In that movie, the US government launched the first-generation Universal Soldier program in the 1960s, naming it the Black Tower Project.
First-generation Universal Soldiers were sustained by highly concentrated drugs, which gave elite soldiers abilities such as fast reflexes, great endurance, and rapid healing.
They also had no sense of pain, compassion, or morality, and knew only to obey orders absolutely.
With the drugs' support, the US Military could even revive corpses that had been dead for less than three hours.
The process involved freezing the body in low-temperature nitrogen, injecting it with a specially formulated nutrient solution and thyroid and pituitary enhancers, then repairing → activating → reviving it.
The second-generation Universal Soldier program was called the White Tower Project.
The second generation could also be called NGU (Next Generation Universal).
The fundamental difference between the first