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

Chapter 83 The Quick Suppression of the Riot and the Journey to the New World (4200)

"Please punish me, Father," Yamashita Yosuke said respectfully, bowing his head as he approached Yamashita Genichi.

After learning from Takeuchi Masato about the zombie crisis in Kyoto, he immediately led his Tengoku group members from the sports center to the airport and took the earliest flight back to Japan.

But since it was an international flight, several hours had passed since he received the news when he landed at Kyoto Airport.

During those few hours, his father, Genichi Yamashita, the current head of the Tengoku Group, had to personally leave the Emperor's side and bring all the forces the Tengoku Group could mobilize in Kyoto to Kabukicho to take charge of the situation.

"This isn't your fault, but I hope it won't happen again," Genichi Yamashita said.

However, he did not look at his son, but at the helicopters circling in the sky.

The helicopters in the sky resembled a swarm of giant black dragonflies, hovering over Kabukicho, their rotors churning the air currents that scattered mycelium and grayish-white spore powder from the ground everywhere.

Soldiers from the Nine-Tailed Fox Special Forces were rapidly rappelling down ropes from helicopters hovering in mid-air, and the first batch of soldiers to land on the ground quickly deployed into combat formations on both sides of the street.

The Sky Hunting Group's duties have always been intelligence gathering and assassination; dealing with large-scale public disturbances like this is not their forte.

Moreover, the members of the Tenshou Group are spread throughout Japan, and there are not many forces that can be immediately mobilized in Kyoto.

All they could do was try to prevent the virus from spreading beyond Kabukicho, build human walls and temporary roadblocks at every alleyway leading to the outside neighborhoods, and drive back the zombies that tried to break out one by one. In the end, the army would have to finish them off.

The fully armed Nine-Tailed Fox soldiers were indeed stronger than the few dozen ninjas he had hastily brought; their new 7.62mm rifles...

The rate of fire of the 1.5mm fully automatic rifle is several times that of the previous generation of standard rifles.

A dense hail of bullets swept across the alleyway, and the zombies that had tried to break through the Kabukicho blockade fell in droves.

"It should be over soon. Next, you need to take charge of the disinfection work and control online public opinion. I hope to see Kabukicho operating normally in a week." Genichi Yamashita finally turned to his son and said.

"Yes!" Yosuke Yamashita understood that this was a test from his father.

The position of acting team leader cannot be secured by blood ties. He must prove his ability to handle such a national-level crisis under the watchful eyes of everyone. He immediately turned around and led the accompanying Sky Hunting Team members toward the Sky Hunting Team headquarters.

As large numbers of Nine-Tailed Fox soldiers poured into Kabukicho, and helicopters provided real-time reconnaissance and fire support from the sky, the chaos in Kabukicho was gradually quelled.

Soldiers dragged the spore zombie corpses, which had been blown out of their heads, one by one to the central intersection of Kabukicho, then poured disinfectant and military fuel on them and set them on fire.

Meanwhile, deep underground in the command center of the Sky Hunting Group headquarters, a row of supercomputers were operating at full capacity. The sole function of these computers was to monitor the entire Fusang Internet.

Every post made within Japan, every video uploaded, and every search keyword is under their real-time monitoring. The Sky Hunt Group's technicians can directly erase any content on the Japanese internet.

At the same time, Yosuke Yamashita also began contacting overseas internet companies, requesting their cooperation in removing all discussion posts about the Japanese bereaved families crisis.

Under his direction, the online discussions about Japanese zombies that had been flooding the internet began to disappear.

Nushantara Fang Qingzhou sat in his office, searching online for news about the Japanese zombie crisis, trying one keyword after another, but finding nothing.

"Wow, that's amazing!" Fang Qingzhou couldn't help but exclaim.

He now fully understands just how powerful the state apparatus is; a full half-month has passed since the speedrunning competition was unexpectedly interrupted.

The news of the zombie crisis in Japan was first spread during his speedrunning competition.

At that time, all the trending topics, headlines, and social media recommendations on the internet were discussing the zombie crisis in Japan.

Even the speedrunning competition, which should have been the focus of the world, became completely ignored in that instant. No contestant cared about what would happen to the 100 million yen prize money; everyone was concerned about what was going on in Japan.

However, the videos and posts that originated from the scene in Fusang began to disappear one after another within an hour of being posted.

At the same time, Japan's international internet access was also cut off, and the entire country completely disappeared from the online world for a long period of time.

Before the world could even react to what was happening, the discussion threads that were still online began to be taken down.

The word "zombie" suddenly became a banned word on the internet, and even the Resident Evil promotion he spent a lot of money on was taken down.

He originally wanted to take advantage of the Fusang incident to issue another announcement condemning Fusang, but it was taken down immediately after it was posted.

Meanwhile, the Nusantara government actually warned him not to make any more comments about zombies.

Fang Qingzhou was very surprised and couldn't understand why the Nushantara government, which had previously supported him, had suddenly changed its attitude.

He then launched another financial offensive, and some people who knew the inside story finally spoke up. The moment the news of the zombies appeared on the headlines, the Japanese Prime Minister convened a meeting with the heads of state of various countries around the world.

No one knows the specific content of the meeting, but after the meeting, everyone spontaneously began to help Japan clean up the mess on the Internet.

Fang Qingzhou was naturally dissatisfied. Putting everything else aside, they spent so much money to play GG and then just withdrew. So he gathered the entire legal team of Miteng Company and prepared to file lawsuits against each of the platforms that unilaterally breached the contract. But before the trial could even begin, a Yan State military officer named Lu Fuyun approached him, hoping he would withdraw the lawsuits, otherwise Miteng Company would encounter some minor troubles and have to suspend operations for a few days.

Lu Fuyun also clearly told him that the Resident Evil game could still be sold and operated, but it would be impossible to carry out large-scale promotion in the short term.

However, in order to compensate Fang Qingzhou for his losses, Lu Fuyun, on behalf of the Yan State military, placed an order with Mi Teng, hoping to produce a military-specific version of Resident Evil.

Fang Qingzhou finally agreed.

What could he do if he didn't agree? He had some money and a security force composed of Raccoon City police and SWAT officers, but compared to a country's war machine, these armed forces were like a mantis trying to stop a chariot.

Those people have a hundred legitimate ways to make him and his company disappear from the face of the earth overnight, and he currently has no effective means to counter this state-level power.

On the very night after Lu Fuyun left, he boarded a private plane back to Nushantala and, as soon as he landed, redeemed the followers he had accumulated enough money from his redemption list.

Only under the close protection of the tyrant and the pursuers, and with the escort of hundreds of Raccoon City police officers and SWAT teams, did he feel a little more at ease.

He had initially thought the real world was safer than the Resident Evil world, but now it seemed that wasn't entirely true; he was still too weak.

His nerves, which had been relaxed during his month-long break, tightened again, and he felt a strong sense of crisis.

He needs money, lots of money, enough to buy an army of tyrants.

However, with Resident Evil: Raccoon City losing all its promotional channels and the release of its final chapter, the popularity of this once phenomenal game that ignited the world has inevitably begun to decline.

Without the influx of new players, the overwhelming GG promotion, and the continuous boost from trending topics, the game's revenue was halved within a week.

Fortunately, the previous wave of popularity allowed him to save enough money before the speedrun competition to redeem the second pharmaceutical production line.

Although Mitten's business was affected, Umbrella's pharmaceutical business was not affected and remained in short supply, bringing Fang Qingzhou nearly 1.5 billion yuan in profit per day.

Moreover, it wasn't just Yan that purchased the military-exclusive version of "Resident Evil" from him. After the zombie incident in Japan was suppressed by the joint efforts of various governments, a large number of countries also began to send purchase offers to Miteng Company.

They all wanted to train their soldiers in the game to deal with biological weapons that they might encounter on the battlefield, but these people were all shrewd and demanded that the goods be inspected and approved before the final payment was made.

These military-specific game systems cannot be generated directly; Miteng's own employees need to develop them from scratch using the materials provided by Fang Qingzhou.

Those programmers and designers who used to be sitting around in the office doing nothing and getting bored every day, now finally have something to do.

Some people were so excited that they sent a series of emojis in the company's internal group chat, saying that they no longer had to worry about the boss thinking that he had been supporting a bunch of useless people and then firing the entire department.

However, the money is still far from enough, because now he has another big spender.

Fang Qingzhou switched the computer screen to a surveillance camera, which showed a basement that had been temporarily constructed with reinforced concrete.

Lying on the white hospital bed in the room was a zombie with no limbs, a gag in its mouth, covered in mushrooms, and still writhing.

This is the spore zombie sample that the USS team brought back from Japan. For safety reasons, Fang Qingzhou did not bring this thing into Umbrella's factory.

Instead, he had his men dig a basement in a remote, desolate area far from the factory, and quickly poured concrete walls and multiple airtight doors to lock the zombie inside and guard it closely.

"Sigh." Seeing the gray-green figure still writhing on the screen, Fang Qingzhou sighed helplessly.

He originally thought he wouldn't have to deal with the zombies in the real world, and he himself didn't even bother to exchange the G virus and T virus from the exchange list for research.

He just wanted to quietly sell skincare products to make money, buy production lines, sell more skincare products, buy more production lines, and repeat this cycle until he was incredibly wealthy and could then relax and enjoy life.

But there are always people who want to come up with strange and unusual things, and there are always people who think they can control these things.

He originally planned to wait until he had built a few more production lines and had more funds before considering exchanging the underground nest of the Umbrella Corporation.

But now it seems that this matter must be put on the agenda, and the sooner the better.

Only by using the top-of-the-line, high-precision equipment of the Umbrella Corporation within the Mother Nest can we conduct systematic research on this novel real-world spore virus.

We have to do research. What if this spore virus really spreads all over the world one day, and his aura skill can't stop it, and he gets infected himself?

The system's aura skill grants him immunity to viral infections, but so far he has only tested T-viruses and G-viruses. The fungal parasitic mechanism of this spore virus is completely different from that of a virus. What if the aura doesn't recognize it?

Even if the system's aura skill is powerful enough to make him immune to this spore virus, what about the others?

Of course, Fang Qingzhou didn't want to be a savior. He didn't have such high moral standards, and he never considered himself a superhero.

He just wants to make money. If everyone in the world dies, and nobody buys his games or his skincare products, who will he make money from?

Therefore, he needs to do everything he can to develop a vaccine for this spore virus as soon as possible, so that at least his customer base won't all turn into living dead covered in mushrooms overnight.

"Money, money, money—it costs so much money." Fang Qingzhou sighed again.

Exchanging the Mother Nest isn't the end of the story. The Mother Nest is just an empty house equipped with top-tier equipment. To make that equipment truly operational, top-notch researchers are needed.

He didn't trust the researchers in the real world; who knew if there were spies among them? The only people he could trust were the researchers directly under the Umbrella Corporation, whom he had redeemed from the system's redemption list. Those people would never betray him under the system's mandatory loyalty constraint.

But exchanging researchers is a huge expense. After doing all that, Fang Qingzhou suddenly felt so poor, even poorer than a beggar on the street.

Just then, the familiar system notification sounded in his mind.

[Your one-month rest period is coming to an end. Please prepare yourself for an upcoming journey to a new world.]

Fang Qingzhou leaned back in his chair, closed his eyes, and took a deep breath. What was bound to happen had finally happened; it was time to fight tooth and nail again.

"System, which world am I going to enter this time? It shouldn't be the Resident Evil series, right? If it is Resident Evil, even if I complete the game, I won't be able to post it," Fang Qingzhou asked.

[Next World: Drawing in Progress]

[Extraction Complete]

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

"Sekiro?" Upon hearing this name, Fang Qingzhou was completely stunned.

He had heard of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice as the Game of the Year at The Game Awards, and even bought it out of curiosity. However, the game was ridiculously difficult. When he was playing it, he was killed by regular enemies more than ten times, and he couldn't even defeat the first elite enemy at the entrance.

While others are like a wolf, he's more like a mischievous boy, constantly jumping around and getting beaten up. The frustration is so intense that he ultimately fails to complete the game.

If he remembers correctly, there are monsters in Sekiro.

"System, could you please suggest a more peaceful world? I've always wanted to go to the world of Pokémon Haruka; I'm sure it would be a huge hit if it were made into a game," Fang Qingzhou said quickly.

Sorry, once the world is extracted, it cannot be changed.

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