Super Copy of Great Power Technology

North and South America were the first continents to experience the zombie virus outbreak and the longest period of its devastation. Only a fraction of the population survived, and most of these survivors were not the predominantly white or black population of the Americas, but rather people of Asian descent who had received the Strong Element IV injection. Only they were able to adapt to the virus-ravaged environment and struggle to survive in the ruins of cities. The originally numerous infected individuals, after a period of aimless wandering, exhausted their remaining energy and died, leaving behind vast tracts of desolate cities and barren fields.

Africa, already impoverished and densely populated, was also a major epicenter of the zombie virus outbreak. The local Black population was poorly educated, utterly unaware of how to protect themselves from the virus, and lacked suitable underground shelters. This resulted in a near-total infection rate of 100% in Africa. Now, several months later, almost the entire African population has perished, and the flame of human civilization has been nearly extinguished.

Australia is sparsely populated, so the situation is slightly better. Only in a few densely populated large cities is the infection and mortality rate of the zombie virus relatively high. In the vast rural areas, there are more survivors.

Europe, largely comprised of developed countries with highly educated populations, responded proactively and effectively to the zombie virus. After more than six months of a life-or-death struggle against the virus, approximately half of the population ultimately succumbed to it. The loss of half the European population, coupled with severe shortages of medical care, food and vegetable supplies, and a complete halt to economic activity, resulted in devastating losses. Following the release of the MY-1 immune-boosting drug by Rida Pharmaceuticals, European countries pooled their remaining gold reserves to purchase large quantities of MY-1, injecting it into surviving citizens to achieve herd immunity and gradually stabilize the situation. Countries began organizing armed forces to eliminate roaming zombies in cities, reclaim lost territory, actively resume agricultural production, gradually restore industrial production, and social order was slowly restored. However, the damage from this zombie virus outbreak to Europe was immense; it will take at least ten years for the economy and standard of living to recover to pre-outbreak levels.

Asian countries fared relatively better. At least those with predominantly East Asian populations saw most people receive the Strong Root IV vaccine, developing immunity to the zombie virus. Population losses were minimal, and production, daily life, and social order returned to normal much earlier. These countries were relatively less affected by the zombie virus outbreak. However, the situation was far less optimistic in predominantly Caucasian Asian countries. They suffered numerous zombie virus infections, devastating population losses, economic collapse, and even food shortages.

The best situation was, of course, that of China. After discovering that the Strong Foundation No. 4 drug was effective against the zombie virus, China immediately launched a nationwide enhancement program, injecting the entire population with Strong Foundation No. 4. This move allowed China to completely escape the shadow of the zombie virus, and the lives and production of its people were hardly affected. On the contrary, the economy continued to prosper and grow rapidly due to the large-scale sales of Strong Foundation No. 4, MY-1 drugs, and other anti-virus supplies.

Industrial and agricultural production capacity was fully utilized, partially meeting national demand and partially exporting to neighboring countries and Europe, earning substantial foreign exchange and resources. China continued its rapid expansion as the world's factory. According to relevant departments, in the first two quarters of this year, GDP bucked the trend, with a growth rate exceeding 20%, a remarkable achievement.

Besides medicine, China's exported grain and light industrial products have also become targets of competition among countries around the world. There's no way around it; the zombie virus is rampant in the country, and the survivors, fearing infection, dare not leave their homes. Industrial and agricultural production has come to a complete standstill, and there is a severe shortage of food and daily necessities. At this time, whoever can supply large quantities of food and daily necessities, preventing their people from starving and their living standards from plummeting, is the savior.

To completely eradicate the zombie virus and save the survivors still struggling to survive, China dispatched several volunteer teams to the Americas and Africa, where the virus was most severely affected. They traveled by ship and large aircraft, carrying not only numerous volunteers but also large quantities of medicine, disinfectants, food, clothing, daily necessities, and a large batch of newly produced MY-1 vaccines. It is thanks to China's selfless investment and assistance that survivors around the world have been able to escape the shadow of the zombie virus, be able to eat and stay warm, and gradually return to normal life.

The volunteer teams sent to North America, besides their primary tasks of clearing the virus and treating survivors, also received a secret order: to search for possible extraterrestrial life, and to capture or kill any discovered aliens. The volunteers didn't take this secret mission too seriously; after all, the idea that the zombie virus was synthesized and released by aliens was just a hypothesis among scientists. Whether extraterrestrials actually exist on Earth remains unknown. Even if they do exist, given their technological level, detecting their presence wouldn't be easy.

Unexpectedly, after the volunteer team treated a local Chinese boy in Mexico, they received news about aliens from him. "On the eve of the zombie virus outbreak, I saw a monster with a wolf's head and a human body, walking upright, on Downton Street. He was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, which covered his wolf head and body, and he always avoided walking in crowds. I remember that day, my friends and I were playing on the street, and we were running too fast. We bumped into that monster, and when I looked up, I saw his wolf head under his hood. I was so scared that I cried. I thought I had encountered the legendary evil werewolf and was going to be captured and eaten. Fortunately, after being bumped into, the monster ran away in a panic and didn't kill me." The little boy tried hard to recall his experience and recounted it in broken Chinese. The fear on his face was genuine.

Upon receiving this crucial information, the volunteer team immediately mobilized a large number of armed personnel and armored vehicles to completely blockade Downton Street and several nearby blocks. They then conducted a thorough search of the buildings, with basements, underground passages, and underground laboratories being the focus of the search.

As the search continued, the remaining area shrank, and the volunteers gradually lost hope, believing that the so-called werewolves either didn't exist or had already escaped. Unexpectedly, while searching an inconspicuous abandoned villa, the volunteers made a startling discovery. Inside the villa's garage, they found a somewhat damaged small spaceship, with markings that were unlike anything known on Earth. (End of Chapter)