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

At the same time, Nakajima Nobuyuki, far away in Japan, was also browsing posts on the Little Brown Box.

He is the deputy director of the Fusang Biochemical Research Institute, a position that sounds impressive but is actually quite awkward.

This research institute claims to be an academic institution engaged in cutting-edge biotechnology research and development, but in reality, it is a biological weapons research and development center secretly funded by the military and partially technically supported by the Stars and Stripes Federation.

The position of director has changed three times in the past two years. The first director was dismissed on the spot because the research progress did not meet expectations, and the second director was sent to a military court because an experimental accident caused laboratory contamination.

His third and predecessor was exiled two weeks ago for failing to produce a biological weapon sample that could be used in actual combat. He was transferred to an idle radar station in the North Province that lacked even heating.

I heard that since they can't find anyone else, they're planning to let him take over as director.

Promotion is usually a happy thing, but if he can't produce any research results, his fate will be the same as those three directors sooner or later.

This put him under a lot of pressure, so he decided to play some games to relax. He immediately spotted the recently popular game, Resident Evil: Raccoon City.

The zombie-like monsters inside were too similar to the concept of living weapons he had proposed at an internal meeting at the research institute three years ago.

It's not about physical resemblance; appearance is completely unimportant in the field of biological weapons. What matters is the underlying logic.

An enemy that feels no pain, feels no fear, and does not retreat, but only pounces on and bites its target—this characteristic is precisely the core feature of the ideal battlefield consumable in his conception.

What terrified him even more were the Lickers. Their extraordinary hearing, climbing ability, and deadly long tongues, along with their ability to transform living organisms into weapons for specific tactical purposes, were astounding to him.

He played Resident Evil: Raccoon City over and over again as if he were possessed, feeling that the monsters in it were bio-weapons that could be recreated.

However, his gaming skills weren't very good, and he couldn't beat the Licker, so he had to look for guides on the game forums in Yan Country.

Of course, he would prefer to find the game's designer and have a good talk with him about the design of these monsters, but he has not received a response yet after submitting his application.

"Director... they're urging us again..." Just then, a researcher in a white coat approached him and said cautiously.

"Hurry up! Hurry up! You're urging us all day long! We're conducting an unprecedented and groundbreaking experiment! How can we expect to see results so quickly!" Nobuyuki Nakajima roared angrily.

The researcher shrank back, lowered his head, and whispered in an even lower voice, "Yes... the Stars and Stripes Federation is urging us. I heard that their conflict with the Northern Federation is irreconcilable and war could break out at any time. They need us to deploy the first batch of biological weapons to the battlefield for testing..."

"The Stars and Stripes Federation..." Upon hearing this name, Nobuyuki Nakajima immediately deflated, after all, he was considered a pawn planted by the Stars and Stripes Federation in Japan.

Three years ago, although relations between Japan and Yan were somewhat strained due to the gradual depletion of oil fields, they were still relatively peaceful until one day the people of the Stars and Stripes found Japan's current emperor, Akihiro.

Afterwards, the Stars and Stripes envoys began to lobby Emperor Hiroshi, saying that if the oil fields continued to dry up, Yan would definitely take them back. If they did not want to lose the oil fields, they had no choice but to take the initiative. The Stars and Stripes would then provide assistance.

Since ancient times, Fusang has been like a younger brother to Yan, unable to compare with Yan in terms of either land area or population. When the world war broke out, Fusang was also thoroughly defeated.

Fortunately, after the war, all the countries shook hands and made peace. Yan also generously gave half of the oil fields along the border to Fusang. With this half of the oil fields, Fusang was able to develop again.

This half of the oil field is considered one of the economic lifelines of Japan. Emperor Meiko also believed that if the oil field were to dry up further, Yan would definitely take it back. Although Yan had given half of it to Japan back then, legally speaking, the oil field still belonged to Yan and could be taken back at any time.

Even if Yan Kingdom ultimately fails to reclaim the oil field, the oil production from the field is indeed insufficient for the use of both countries. In the end, Emperor Akihiro still agreed to the Stars and Stripes Federation's suggestion to strike first.

With the help of the Stars and Stripes Federation, Japan successfully seized the oil field and enjoyed a good year. However, the oil field was taken back by Yan two years ago. Without the help of the Stars and Stripes Federation, Japan was no match for Yan.

However, the Stars and Stripes and the Northern Alliance are locked in a standoff on the border, making it impossible for them to send troops over.

The conflict between these two countries is far greater than that between Fusang and Yan. While confronting each other, the two countries are also looking for allies.

One secret mission after another departed from Wafton and St. Petersburg, flying to every country in the world with geopolitical value.

They planned to divide all the countries in the world into two camps, and eventually only one camp would remain, which would then devour the countries of the other camp to resolve the increasingly acute social contradictions within each camp caused by resource shortages.

Later, envoys from the Stars and Stripes returned to Japan. Although they were unable to send troops to help Japan reclaim the oil fields, they could provide Japan with oil.

However, there is one condition: that biological weapons be developed in Japan.

The Stars and Stripes Federation's conventional weapons do not have much of an advantage over the Northern Federation, and in some areas, they are even in a catching-up state.

The Northland Federation's main battle tanks have always had an advantage in armor thickness and artillery caliber over the Stars and Stripes. If the two sides were to engage in a traditional war, the outcome would be unpredictable.

To win this all-out war that could break out at any time, we must find another way.

The Stars and Stripes intelligence service discovered a type of fungus in a cave that can significantly enhance a host's strength and resilience, and weaken pain reflexes, but at the same time, it can cause irreversible damage to the brain's cognitive functions.

The Stars and Stripes leadership was well aware of the dangers of this research; the consequences of a spore leak would be unimaginable.

Therefore, they dared not do it on their own soil, and instead set their sights on Japan, which was far enough away and geographically isolated.

Emperor Meiko realized at this point that he had fallen into a trap, but it was too late to go back and apologize to Yan. The people had already been killed, and the trust between the two countries had completely collapsed.

Moreover, I've heard that Yan is still in contact with the Northern Alliance, and Fusang has already been branded with the Stars and Stripes Federation's mark. What's next is likely to be a fight to the death.

Ultimately, Japan had no choice but to agree to the Stars and Stripes Federation's request to build a biochemical research institute within its borders to conduct biochemical experiments.

At the same time, the United States and Stripes also controlled Japan through oil. The oil pipelines were like a leash around Japan's neck. Whenever Japan disobeyed, the United States and Stripes would cut off the oil pipelines, causing oil prices in Japan to skyrocket.

At the time, Nobuyuki Nakajima was a biology professor at a top university in the Star-Spangled Federation. Out of boredom, he wrote a paper on living weapons, and was subsequently selected by the Star-Spangled Federation to be sent back to Japan as one of the leaders planted in the Japanese laboratory.

The Japanese side also knew he was a spy, so they had been keeping him in the position of deputy director. Now that they couldn't find a replacement, they were going to let him take the position.

However, he was also quite certain that if he didn't produce any results, his fate would be far more tragic than that of the three former directors.

These people dare not attack the Stars and Stripes, but wouldn't they dare attack this fake foreign devil sent by the Stars and Stripes?

Just as Nakajima Nobuyuki was racking his brains trying to figure out what to do, a new post appeared on the little brown box.

"Brothers, hurry to Liao Yunkai's live stream! Kai is explaining in detail how to fight the Licker!"

Soon, a large number of viewers flooded into Liao Yunkai's live stream. Nakajima Nobuyuki also clicked in immediately. He figured he could deal with the research later; it wouldn't make a difference in a while. Right now, the priority was to find a strategy guide and defeat the Licker.

At this moment, Liao Yunkai in the live broadcast room was carefully crouching in the corner, holding a flashbang in his hand.

"Brothers, based on my careful research, the flashbangs we found not only emit a bright light but also a loud bang. This bang will affect Lickers. Now I'll show you how to easily take down a Licker."

Liao Yunkai quickly pulled the pin on the flashbang and accurately threw it from the corner. A white light and a loud sound were heard at the same time, and the Licker fell from the ceiling.

Liao Yunkai quickly pulled the trigger of the shotgun, firing three shots in quick succession onto the exposed brain, and the monster that had stumped countless players collapsed to the ground.

The comments section went completely crazy.

"First clear! Brother Kai has once again cleared the second level for the first time!"

"Brother Kai is awesome!"

"Brother Kai, I want to have your babies!"

But Nobuyuki Nakajima had no interest in reading the comments; he stared at the Licker's corpse on the screen, his brow furrowed.

The Licker, a biological weapon, is designed with exceptionally sensitive hearing, yet it is also extremely fragile—so fragile that a single flashbang is enough to render it completely incapacitated in a short period of time.

This weakness is enough to turn the Licker from a perfect battlefield hunter into a target that can be easily eliminated by ordinary soldiers under certain conditions.

He couldn't accept why such a near-perfect biological weapon would retain such a weakness; it felt like his long-cherished dream had been betrayed.

But he quickly realized that if he looked at it from another angle, this weakness might not be a design flaw, but rather something that was intentionally left unchecked.

Any clear-headed researcher would leave a safety measure in their creations, so that if the test subject goes out of control one day, there must be a way to bring it down.

Besides, this is still a game, and players have to be able to complete it. It's impossible to create an invincible monster.

However, this still lowered the status of "Resident Evil: Raccoon City" in his mind somewhat.

Games are just games; they can only be used as a reference and cannot be taken as development blueprints without any changes.

If we only consider the current strength of these monsters, they are just a joke on the battlefield. Their research projects have already achieved similar results, so there is not much point in replicating them again.

In the live stream, Liao Yunkai continued to push forward, while Nakajima Nobuyuki wanted to see if there would be any monsters that surpassed the Licker.

If not, then he no longer intends to waste time on these games.

He wants to return to the lab and personally create monsters that are even more perfect and unsolvable than those in the game, turning these fantastical creations on the screen into reality in his petri dish.