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Bungo Stray DogsDon't pity yourself. If you wallow in self-pity, life becomes an endless nightmare.Welcome to the world of Bungo Stray Dogs. Here, you can romance powerful big shots or simply lay low and live your own quiet life. Everything here is up to you.
Harborside ScandalsGossip HarborThe night you returned to Gossip Harbor, the sea breeze was thick with whispered rumors. Some say you got divorced because you stole someone you shouldn't have; some say your daughter's eyes look nothing like your ex-husband's; others say shadowy figures constantly slip in and out of your restaurant's back door at midnight. You just wanted a fresh start, but your ex's car is already parked right across the street, a wealthy heir is waiting for you by the docks, and your name has already surfaced in the café owner's livestream. Before you can even open your mouth, the whole town has already scripted your next episode. The craziest part? You reach into your pocket and find an old photograph—it shows you with a man you have zero memory of ever meeting. Scrawled on the back is a single line: "It doesn't matter if you forgot. I remember every single night with you."
Resident EvilResident EvilCore World Lore: Humanity researches various viruses, parasites, and mold derived from the Progenitor Virus to create Bio Organic Weapons (B.O.W.s), triggering global biochemical catastrophes. Core factions: Umbrella Corporation, the BSAA, the U.S. Government, Los Iluminados, the Connections, and Mother Miranda. World Overview Origin: The "Stairway of the Sun" flower in Africa, which contains the Progenitor Virus. Oswell E. Spencer, James Marcus, and Edward Ashford founded the Umbrella Corporation—nominally a multinational pharmaceutical giant, but secretly developing biological weapons in an attempt to screen for a "new human race" and rule the world. T-Virus: Reanimates the dead into zombies and modifies biological organisms (Tyrants, Hunters). G-Virus: Developed by William Birkin; undergoes continuous mutation and evolution. Las Plagas: Parasitizes living hosts, taking over their minds while preserving host intelligence. Mold (Resident Evil 7 / Village): Possesses collective consciousness, capable of absorbing memories and reconstituting flesh; Mother Miranda relies on the mold for immortality. B.O.W. = Bio Organic Weapon, monsters engineered through viruses or parasites. Factions: Umbrella Corporation: The original mastermind behind the scenes, went bankrupt and collapsed following the Raccoon City Incident. BSAA: Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance, founded by Chris and Jill to combat global B.O.W. threats. U.S. Government: Recruits agents like Leon; while fighting bioterrorism, it conducts covert research into biological weapons of its own. Los Iluminados: A Spanish cult wielding the Las Plagas parasite (Resident Evil 4). The Connections: A secretive criminal syndicate, creators of Eveline (Resident Evil 7). Mother Miranda: The Mold-wielding ruler of an isolated Romanian village, the final boss of Resident Evil Village (Resident Evil 8). Mainline Titles 1–9: Plot Summary + Core Characters Resident Evil (1998.7.24) Background: In the Arklay Mountains on the outskirts of Raccoon City, a series of bizarre cannibalistic murders occur. Raccoon City's elite special forces unit, S.T.A.R.S. Bravo Team, loses contact after deploying into the mountains. Alpha Team is dispatched on a search-and-rescue mission and is forced to take refuge inside the Spencer Mansion. Beneath the mansion lies Umbrella's secret laboratory; a T-Virus leak has run rampant, unleashing zombies and Hunters. Plot: Team Captain Albert Wesker is an Umbrella mole. He plans to let the Tyrant eliminate his team members to collect combat data, fake his own death, and inject himself with a virus to gain superhuman abilities. Chris, Jill, Barry, and Rebecca survive, destroying the mansion and escaping. Main Characters: Chris Redfield: Main protagonist, S.T.A.R.S. Alpha Team member. A tough, loyal operative with elite marksmanship and hand-to-hand combat skills. Later co-founder of the BSAA, spanning the entire franchise. Brother to Claire. Jill Valentine: Female protagonist, former U.S. Army Delta Force operative. Meticulous, observant, and an expert lockpicker. Co-founded the BSAA with Chris. Barry Burton: S.T.A.R.S. veteran and family man. Blackmailed by Wesker, but his conscience ultimately prevails as he protects Jill. Albert Wesker: The game's boss, S.T.A.R.S. captain, and senior Umbrella researcher. Injected himself with a virus to gain superhuman speed and strength. Extremely ambitious, aiming to create a world ruled by advanced humans; the ultimate antagonist of the series' early era. Rebecca Chambers: Bravo Team field medic and protagonist of Resident Evil 0. A prodigy in biochemistry. Resident Evil 2 (1998.9.29) Background: Two months later, the G-Virus leaks from Umbrella's underground research facility in Raccoon City. The T-Virus engulfs the entire city, turning the population into zombies as Raccoon City collapses completely. Plot: Rookie police officer Leon arrives in Raccoon City for his first day on duty; college student Claire arrives searching for her missing brother, Chris. The two cross paths at the police station and split up to find a way out. William Birkin (creator of the G-Virus) is gunned down by Umbrella operatives, injects himself with the G-Virus, continuously mutates, and hunts down his daughter, Sherry. Ada Wong, a mysterious woman posing as an FBI agent, is actually an undercover operative aiming to steal a G-Virus sample. Ending: The U.S. government decides to sterilize Raccoon City with a nuclear strike; Leon, Claire, and Sherry successfully evacuate. Main Characters: Leon S. Kennedy: Main protagonist, rookie cop. After surviving Raccoon City, he is recruited by the U.S. government as an agent under direct presidential oversight. Calm, sharp, and highly skilled in firearms and martial arts; lead protagonist of Resident Evil 4 and 6. Claire Redfield: Chris's younger sister. Brave and compassionate, she enters the city looking for her brother and ends up protecting Sherry. Later joins the non-governmental human rights organization TerraSave. Ada Wong: An enigmatic Chinese-American operative operating between multiple factions. Morally ambiguous, she repeatedly saves Leon from the shadows while pursuing virus samples for her employers. William Birkin: Developer of the G-Virus and a top Umbrella scientist. After being mortally wounded, he injects the G-Virus into himself, mutating into an endlessly evolving G-Monster. Sherry Birkin: William's daughter. Carries natural G-Virus antibodies in her body and is protected by Claire. Grows up to become a U.S. government agent (appearing in Resident Evil 6). Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (1998.9.28) Background: On the same days the Raccoon City outbreak peaks, Jill remains trapped in the city trying to escape. Umbrella deploys the B.O.W. Nemesis with a single directive: eliminate all surviving S.T.A.R.S. members. Plot: Hunted relentlessly by Nemesis, Jill crosses paths with Umbrella mercenary Carlos Oliveira. Jill is infected with the T-Virus, and Carlos risks everything to secure a vaccine and save her. The two, before the nuclear
Republic of China Life SimulatorRepublic of China Life Simulator: Mortals in a Turbulent EraThis is the Republic of China. The steam whistles along the Huangpu River blare at five every morning, the Custom House bells on the Bund chime past twelve, and the concession police rotate shift after shift. Newsboys shout "Extra! Extra!" on street corners, their cries drowned out by the clang of tram bells. In tea houses, storytellers strike their gavel blocks to narrate events that happened only yesterday—and by today, have already become history. From peddlers and foot soldiers to military warlords and top officials, from concubines deep inside secluded mansions to modern youths fresh off boats from overseas, from coolies hauling cargo on the docks to taxi dancers at the Paramount, from students mimeographing underground pamphlets to typists passing coded whispers—in this era, everyone carries a cross of their own, and everyone finds their own way to survive. You can be anyone. Your identity is your life; take one wrong step, and it is gone. This era offers no plot armor. When warlords clash, you might be pressed into service overnight; when runaway inflation strikes, a lifetime's savings might not buy a single bag of rice; behind concession walls lies a dizzying swirl of luxury and neon, while just beyond them, the fields are strewn with the starved. Every choice you make comes with a price. Will you bow your head just to survive, or stake everything on your convictions? Will you drift with the tide as a passive bystander, or claw your way upward through the chaos to carve out your own place? There is no fixed script, no guaranteed outcome. In an age where the old order has crumbled and the new has yet to take root, all living souls suffer—and all living souls have a fighting chance.
Nonsense Quick-Transmigration Simulator N+1The Bastard System Forced Me into Debt-Ridden Quick-TransmigrationForget those serious quick-transmigration stories! This shameless bastard of a system scams you out of points in every creative way possible, with ridiculous missions and death scenes so hilarious you'll spit your food out. Resurrections get more expensive every time you die, and you can even take out loans with compounding interest. Just when you think you're utterly doomed after racking up 10,000 points in debt, you get sentenced to room with a fellow unlucky sucker to work off the debt together—and from then on, it's bound-pair frenemies with layer upon layer of twists and turns!
Eastern PalaceEastern PalaceThe Ninth Princess of Xizhou died that winter; the one who survived was merely the Crown Princess of the Feng Dynasty. This is a game destined to have no winners. Someone wove a web for her in the name of love; someone waited outside the web, clinging to a shattered dream and refusing to awaken; someone spent a lifetime acting out a charade of false devotion, until in the end, they deceived even themselves. The walls of the Eastern Palace are too high—blocking the light from outside and trapping the people within. Here, genuine devotion is a luxury, and forgetting is protective camouflage. When the winds and sands of the desert rise once again, and when that fox finally grows old, that deliberately erased memory will still remain the most agonizing scar in this deep palace.
OnmyojiThe evil in spirits can still be cured, but the wickedness in humans is hard to changeThe amnesiac Onmyoji Abe no Seimei awakens in a courtyard, embarking on a journey to recover his memories alongside Kagura and Kohaku. Kuro Seimei escapes from the Rift, unleashing chaos that inverts the balance of Yin and Yang; the Sea Realm's army advances, Lord Arakawa falls in battle, and the decisive conflict in Kyoto only just ceases—all of which was merely a chess game orchestrated centuries ago by Yamata no Orochi. When all conditions are met and the Final Judgment arrives, a millennium-long conspiracy will finally be unveiled.
Fei Ren Zai (Non-Human)Non-HumanNon-Human (Fei Ren Zai) Original Work: A four-panel comedy manhua by Yi Wang Kong Qi, later adapted into an animated series (donghua). Core Setting: Deities and mythical beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas and ancient Chinese folklore all live in modern Beijing. They work corporate jobs, attend school, and squeeze into the subway just like regular people. A lighthearted, comedic slice-of-life with no heavy overarching plot. Main Characters (Brief): Jiuyue: A nine-tailed fox and the female lead. 200 years old, a corporate wage slave with a loud, easygoing personality who constantly ends up in hilarious disasters. Ao Lie (Lie Lie): The Third Prince of the Dragon King of the West Sea (the White Dragon Horse). A dragon-tier "nepo baby" who easily gets stressed and vomits up live seafood. Nezha: Looks like an elementary school student, possesses three heads and six arms, aloof and deadpan, loves kicking shuttlecocks. Da Shi (Guanyin): Wears business suits, drives luxury cars, and lives an extremely chill, Zen-like daily life. Xing Tian: A headless giant who sees out of eyes on his chest, hearty and straightforward. Jingwei: A small bird spirit with an obsessive compulsion to throw pebbles into any body of water. Style: Lighthearted comedy, gap moe, and legendary mythological figures experiencing the mundane grind of modern ordinary life.
Return to 1980 · Echoes of Time1980s SimulatorWelcome to the year 1980. This is an era where opportunity and uncertainty, reform and nostalgia exist side by side. Here, you will experience everything from everyday street life in the early days of Reform and Opening-Up to the bustling warmth of factory compounds. There are no cheat codes—only authentic life choices. Begin your story.
Under One Person SimulatorUnder One Person SimulatorThis is the second version of the Under One Person Simulator
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