What do you mean the games you make are all real?!

"ah!!!!"

Captain Ao's screams echoed across the entire internet via the live stream.

The sound was heart-wrenching, carrying a completely genuine fear and pain, entirely different from the exaggerated howls he usually performed during his live streams.

The comments section erupted in excitement.

"I'm dying of laughter! Captain Ao's screams were a hundred times more pitiful than a pig being slaughtered during Chinese New Year!"

"This 100% realistic pain simulation is confirmed! What's it like to be bitten on the neck by a zombie? Looking for detailed reviews online!"

"Brothers, the moment Captain Ao got bitten, I felt a pain in my neck even through the screen..."

"So, has anyone finished the game yet? Is there a game over at the end? Is that guy who said he was going to eat the helmet still around?"

Soon Captain Ao's screams stopped, and a selection box popped up in the game.

[Do you want to spend 10 yuan to buy a resurrection coin to revive?]

Upon seeing this selection box, the live stream chat exploded with comments again.

"I knew it! This game couldn't be completely free! Miteng Company's true colors have finally been revealed!"

"Ten yuan for one revive seems like a pretty good deal. As you've all seen, Miteng's current technological capabilities are practically unmatched. Selling it for five hundred yuan is definitely not unreasonable; that's equivalent to fifty lives. Surely fifty lives aren't enough to beat the game?"

"Just one question: has anyone gotten past this opening? I've watched three top streamers, and they all failed here. I don't know if the difficulty will get even higher later on. Are you guys sure you can beat it with fifty lives?"

"Xiao Mu next door also died, in the exact same way. She was bitten on the neck by a zombie in the convenience store and cried out for her mother."

"Does the game designer have some kind of mental illness? They put such difficult monsters at the start, and only give you ten bullets! Is this even fair?"

Designer: Play if you want, otherwise get lost.

"Is it possible that this is the weakest monster in the game?"

The chat was in chaos, but Captain Ao couldn't care less. He didn't click "yes" but instead shut down the live stream. The bite he had just received was so painful that he even suspected that a huge hole had been torn in his neck.

He doesn't even want the million anymore; he's just going to the hospital to see a doctor about his neck.

Meanwhile, in the president's office on the top floor of Miteng Company.

Fang Qingzhou leaned back in his large boss's chair and laughed when he heard the agonizing screams coming from the live stream. He laughed heartily, finally someone had experienced the same pain as him.

After he released Resident Evil: Raccoon City, the system spent a lot of money to find game streamers to broadcast it.

The streamers all confidently claimed that the game didn't look scary at first, but then they all died within the first ten minutes, their screams becoming more and more shrill, and the chat room becoming more and more lively.

As the live stream began, MiTeng's reputation started to recover, and downloads surged once again. At the same time, the first batch of players started dying, providing MiTeng with its first source of revenue.

However, Fang Qingzhou quickly suppressed his smile and asked, "System, what's the deal with the prizes for completing the game? I'm not going to have to pay out of my own pocket to give gifts to players who complete the game, am I?"

All gifts will be provided by Umbrella Corporation, and I will randomly select some Umbrella products as rewards for players who complete the game.

"So you just took things directly from Umbrella Corporation's warehouse and brought them to this world? You didn't actually take out the T-virus, did you?!" Fang Qingzhou's expression immediately changed.

If the T-virus were to leak into the world, we'd be truly doomed.

[Please rest assured, host, dangerous items are not among the gifts; they are merely some publicly available medicines from the Umbrella Corporation.]

This is also to prepare for the host to obtain more money in the future.

After the host completes the Resident Evil game, they can use money to exchange for Umbrella Corporation's technology, including the Progenitor Virus, T-Virus, G-Virus, bioweapons, and Umbrella Corporation's pharmaceutical production lines.

[It's even possible to transfer characters from the Resident Evil universe to this world to serve the host.]

Upon hearing the system's description, Fang Qingzhou's breathing suddenly became heavy. The Umbrella Corporation's pharmaceutical production line was a real money-counting machine, possibly even more profitable than a game.

Furthermore, you can exchange for T-viruses, G-viruses, and biological weapons. Although the viruses and those biological weapons have turned the world of Resident Evil upside down, they are indeed very powerful.

As long as the research and development scale is well controlled and the risk of getting out of control is strictly limited, it is entirely possible to use viruses to study the limits of the human body and cultivate extraordinary abilities.

Wesker is a perfect example; the scene where Wesker dodged bullets in the game was absolutely awesome.

If he had Wesker's superpowers, he could roam freely in Raccoon City, killing Tyrants and Lickers in no time.

The Umbrella Corporation's original purpose was to research progenitor viruses to help humanity evolve, but it later went astray and turned into researching biological weapons.

After completing Resident Evil, he could easily exchange his Umbrella Corporation's pharmaceutical production line, become a pharmaceutical giant in this world, and then use the money earned from the pharmaceutical company to continue researching the Progenitor Virus.

Moreover, there is absolutely no problem with talent; he can directly exchange scientists from the Resident Evil world to work for him.

Of course, his moral standards are far higher than those of the Umbrella Corporation executives; he wouldn't research any world-destroying viruses.

He wants to establish a new umbrella company, a company that benefits the world and himself.

Just as Fang Qingzhou was envisioning his wonderful future, there was a knock on his office door.

"Come in," Fang Qingzhou said, composing himself as he looked towards the door.

Soon, a female secretary in an office lady uniform walked in and said softly, "Boss, we've found the combat expert you requested."

"Found it so quickly? Take me there." Fang Qingzhou quickly stood up.

He hadn't forgotten that he would be returning to the world of Resident Evil in a week, and the difficulty would be much greater, but he only had enough experience points to upgrade one skill.

Ultimately, he chose to upgrade his shooting skill to intermediate level, since it's best to avoid getting close to those monsters if possible.

He also bought a copy of "Battlefield Vanguard" yesterday and started practicing his shooting in it. His marksmanship is indeed much better than before.

However, close combat remained his weakness, and he didn't want to waste this precious week, so he arranged for someone to find a fighting expert to train him.

The secretary led Fang Qingzhou through the corridor to the basement of the company building.

Although Miteng Company was on the verge of bankruptcy, the building still has relatively complete facilities. There is a well-equipped gym on the second basement floor, which is usually used for employee training.

Pushing open the door, Fang Qingzhou saw someone stretching in the training room.

He was a man in his early thirties, about 1.85 meters tall, wearing a faded black vest that revealed his well-defined muscles.

He had many scars on his body, the most conspicuous being a long scar on his left arm that stretched from his shoulder to his elbow, as if he had been cut open by some sharp knife.