Otherworld Girl Development Guide

"Tell me your thoughts on the Guanghan-1 project."

"I think this century-defining project can be recorded in history. The Guanghan-1 base can not only continuously send back helium-3 from the moon, allowing us to replace outdated thermal power plants, but it can also stimulate domestic demand through the construction of Guanghan-1!"

Building a base 38 kilometers away requires a huge investment, but the returns are even greater, and it's an investment that won't lose money!

Helium-3, a clean fusion energy source, does not produce neutrons and has great potential in both military and civilian fields. It can also help eliminate thermal power plants in China.

The transformation is taking place during the process of phasing out outdated thermal power generation, and both are measured in "century" units, complementing each other.

Boosting domestic demand is even simpler. The amount of materials needed for the construction of Guanghan-1 is astronomical, and they also need to be transported 380,000 kilometers away.

The rabbits are practically building wonders, and they're not the kind of things that would harm the country.

"Hmm...it can also be considered as technological accumulation, gathering enough experience for the future Guanghan-2 and Guanghan-3. Once the Guanghan-1 base is established, it can support the construction of the second and third bases, reducing costs..."

For space operations, China currently only has experience with Tiangong space station, but when it comes to construction on another celestial body, China is a complete novice.

Experience is very important, extremely important. It can not only improve efficiency but also reduce costs.

An elder looked at the model of the completed Guanghan-1 satellite and, after thinking for a moment, said:

"...We could also use a lunar cannon, since the moon is tidally locked..."

Tidal locking occurs when a gravitational gradient causes one celestial body to always face another celestial body with the same orientation.

A tidally locked celestial body takes the same amount of time to rotate once around its own axis as it does to orbit its companion.

This synchronous rotation causes the moon to always face the earth with the same side... In other words, if a "lunar cannon" were built in a special location on the moon, this "Italian cannon" would always be pointing at a certain location on earth.

If this lunar cannon is powerful enough, the high-energy weapon it fires can travel 38 kilometers and directly bombard the Earth!

"Then some people might get restless."

“I believe this is a necessary preparation for the ‘big plan’... Having a sword but not using it is not the same as not having a sword at all.”

Chapter 20 Blood Plague

The sun rises as usual, and Christmas arrives once again. Western society is filled with celebration and joy. With the media's promotion, China's moon landing program is nothing more than an "enhanced" version of the Apollo program.

The moon is too far away from them, but life is very close to them. For example, the "Everyday Fun" zero-dollar shopping event allows everyone to freely take their favorite items from the shelves and have a wonderful Christmas.

Of course, they probably don't know that December 26th is a very special day.

"Fuck, if it weren't for five times the pay, I definitely wouldn't be working overtime here..."

In a biological laboratory in the world's beacon nation, employees in protective suits are moving cages containing monkeys.

The cage underwent special treatment to securely lock the monkeys inside...

The monkeys in the cages were not friendly to the employees, baring their teeth from time to time. The employees had to be careful not to get bitten by the monkeys, since these monkeys were used to experiment on the "blood plague".

"Okay, stop complaining. At least we got overtime pay. Slow down! Slow down! Focus!"

Another employee, who was also carrying the cage, couldn't help but warn, "It would be troublesome if they escaped!"

The monkeys in the cages are used as subjects for laboratory biological experiments because monkeys' DNA is very similar to that of humans, making them suitable for conducting biological experiments and developing new drugs.

Biology is relevant to everyone and is also a treasure trove; all pharmaceutical companies are gathering places for capitalists.

Rabbit biology has made rapid progress recently, and anti-cancer drugs are sold in most countries around the world at "affordable" prices. Seeing the money-making potential of rabbits, pharmaceutical companies such as Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson are extremely envious.

Watching the rabbits make money is more painful than seeing them lose money!

They did consider "borrowing" from it, but after obtaining the anti-cancer drug from rabbits, they discovered through research that they could not synthesize it!

Biology is amazing; some things that organisms can synthesize cannot be artificially synthesized by human technology.

The fact that rabbit medicine is cheaper and more effective than their own has put Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer in a bind. Ultimately, they had to use tariffs to boycott rabbit medicine, claiming that rabbit medicine had not undergone "clinical testing" and that the formula would need to be made public if it were to be marketed.

While boycotting the company, the two companies also had other ideas, such as privately asking Rabbit about issues related to "agency".

After all, it involves capitalists, making money, and business isn't shameful.

After the monkeys were loaded onto the truck, the employees handed them over to the logistics personnel.

After repeatedly confirming that the cage was securely fixed, the employee signed the delivery note.

"By the way, where will they be sent?" the employee asked with some concern, driven by professional instinct, knowing that the virus these monkeys carried was the most deadly on Earth.

Ebola is a zoonotic disease. He witnessed monkeys infected with Ebola "melting" in front of him... The fear caused him to have nightmares for half a month.

The logistics worker gave the employee a cold glance and said in a low voice, "Knowing too much won't do you any good..."

Looking into the cold eyes of the logistics worker, the employee couldn't help but swallow hard. He was certain that the other party was definitely not an ordinary logistics worker, but rather seemed like a "civil servant," and the kind who would kill without blinking an eye!

The employee quickly lowered his head and handed the signed form to the logistics staff. He didn't want to be shot in the back and "commit suicide"!

The other party snatched the document, opened the car door, got in, and started the car, heading towards the port.

The logistics company representative sitting in the passenger seat glanced at the employee getting further and further away in the rearview mirror, then looked at the delivery slip.

These monkeys were sent from South Africa to be used in a biological laboratory to study "blood plague".

The so-called blood plague is the Ebola virus, a highly contagious and deadly infectious virus that can cause Ebola hemorrhagic fever in humans and other primates.

This virus was actually discovered in Africa, and it must be said that Africa is truly a land of outstanding people and resources, as many deadly viruses have originated there.

Ebola is the deadliest viral hemorrhagic fever in the world today. Symptoms are very similar to those of Marburg virus, which also belongs to the Filoviridae family, including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, skin discoloration, body aches, internal and external bleeding, fever, etc.

The mortality rate ranges from 50% to 90%, with the main causes of death being stroke, myocardial infarction, hypovolemic shock, or multiple organ failure. It can be said that once infected with this virus, one is basically on the verge of death.

The reason why the United States is researching Ebola is not to solve the potential dangers of this virus, but to use it in another context.

What's etched into your DNA can't be hidden by a shiny exterior!

On the interstate highway far from the city, box trucks sped toward the dock.

"Next, we'll get these monkeys onto the passenger ship..."

The freight specialist glanced at the dock schedule: "...In two hours, the cargo ship bound for Japan will set sail, and in three hours another passenger ship bound for South Korea will depart."

The freight team glanced at the other timetables, which could be said to have completely surrounded the rising ancient nation across the ocean... The US's intentions were crystal clear.

The drivers focused intently on driving. As agents who loved love, they knew all too well how dangerous the cargo they were transporting was. However, the only good news was that the toxicity of these "blood plagues" had been reduced after a long period of laboratory cultivation.

Simply put, it means putting all the talent points into transmission, increasing infectivity and reducing mortality, although this reduction is only relative.

All they had to do was send the monkeys carrying the blood plague virus onto the passenger ship, and then just wait for it to slowly ferment.

Sometimes, the knife that kills doesn't draw blood.

Those infected with the blood plague will naturally spread the virus, so there's no need to worry about the aftermath. According to the capitalists, they have already developed a "miracle drug," and all they need to do is make a token gesture to reap the benefits of the entire world with US dollars.

Their only concern was how to clean up the mess afterwards.

After all... there are some things that can be done, but cannot be exposed.

As for how many people will die after the virus spreads, that's none of their business. They're just tools who get paid to do their jobs. Besides, even if the virus spreads, it won't threaten the elites of "Wall Street".

At that time, they can use the special medicine as leverage to negotiate and try to snatch something they have been eyeing for a long time at the negotiating table.

Chapter 21 Resident Evil

An unremarkable-looking box truck with a zoo logo drives on the road.

The driver's sharp eyes scanned the other vehicles approaching the container truck.

Soon, as the container truck approached an intersection, the driver glanced at the traffic lights. Seeing that it was green, he didn't release the accelerator...

However, just as the container truck was crossing the intersection, a family sedan crashed into it from the side at a speed of 120 km/h.

The immense kinetic energy carried by the vehicle instantly overturned the box truck. The box truck rolled "once" on the road before coming to a stop... while the family sedan that collided with the box truck was reduced to parts.

Inside the container truck cab, the driver and co-driver died instantly from the violent impact, while the originally sealed cargo box was torn open by the impact, revealing a monkey inside that had been passively pulverized into mincemeat.

The pungent smell of blood and the remains of monkeys were scattered throughout the carriage... Blood flowed down the gaps in the carriage onto the floor.

Soon, a group of people who wanted to help surrounded them... They stepped into the blood plasma without warning.

When they opened the door of the box truck, a pungent smell of blood hit them. Some monkeys that were not quite dead were twitching, and the strong smell of rust made them sneeze.

"Oh... Upper Body, may all these monkeys go to heaven."

People overflowing with compassion—environmentalists, vegetarians, Druids, and black genderless individuals—made the sign of the cross on their chests.

The local civilians had no idea what was being transported in the truck; they simply assumed it was a group of monkeys being sent to the zoo.

When the driver and co-driver were pulled from the container truck, they were already dead.

Some vehicles in a hurry showed no sign of stopping, driving through the blood flowing from inside the carriages as they sped into the city.

Soon after, the onlookers also left the scene.

Amidst laughter and cheerful conversation, they discussed how to spend Christmas, a holiday for everyone to gather and celebrate!

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Two hours later, the White House staff, who were supposed to be on vacation, were urgently recalled, and the meeting room was filled with a tense atmosphere.

The King's face was so dark it looked like it could be wrung out of water, and the White House official standing next to him also looked extremely grim.

"I need an explanation!"

"My King of Knowledge... according to the subsequent investigation, he consumed flour before speeding..."

Upon hearing this, Trump took a deep breath to suppress his inner rage, which was already part of his carefully planned scheme.

The zoo used the excuse of gifting monkeys to send monkeys infected with a weakened "blood plague" to the ocean.

Unexpectedly, man proposes, God disposes. The monkey got into a car accident before it even left its home, and a large number of civilians came into contact with the monkey's blood!

To make matters worse, it's Christmas time, and even if we wanted to take emergency measures... many people are on holiday.

As citizens of a democratic society, they have the right to refuse to work during their holidays.

"My...King, things have developed in a more serious way than we imagined..."

The virologist kept wiping the sweat from his brow. As the saying goes, the more you know, the more afraid you become... He was very aware of the horror of the "blood plague," especially at a time like Christmas when there are large gatherings.

Ebola is one of the most dangerous viruses in the world, far more so than HIV.

Once a virus invades the human body, the speed of medical treatment can hardly keep up with the speed at which the virus attacks the body... Viruses are mainly transmitted through the patient's blood, saliva, sweat, and secretions.

In other words, everyone present who came into contact with the monkey's blood had a high chance of contracting the Ebola virus without their knowledge.