Simulation Game: Crisis Management

Chapter 604 - 274: Return Verification

Gu Ji’s mind buzzed.

He desperately wanted to see that person clearly, but the vision before him grew darker, as if his soul was peeling away from his body, gradually floating out of Jiang Youzhen’s car.

According to the clues originally provided by Park Baomei.

With a 100% probability, this person must be one of the attackers of the Wushan Base Laboratory!

Otherwise, in broad daylight in July, with the scorching sun, who would be bored enough to walk around with a black hood, thinking they’re cosplaying a villain?

The only pity was.

Gu Ji only caught a fleeting glimpse of his face without seeing his features clearly.

Otherwise, he could make a comparison. If he remembers correctly, Cohen, who attacked Laird Airport back then, had reddish-brown pupils and some features of European Aryans.

As the God’s view rose higher and higher.

Under the blood-red filter, symbolizing the highest power in South Korea, Cheongwadae, lay beneath his feet. Around the main streets, the traffic was endless, and pedestrians hurried along like ants...

Then suddenly, a tense, low drumbeat rhythm began to echo slowly.

Somewhat like the opening track of World War Z, "The 2nd Law: Isolated System."

Intricate words emerged from the blood-red filtered world.

[Ultimate goal: Completely preventing South Korea’s sudden public health event achieved!] ★★★

[MERS patient death toll: 36 people]

[Virus spread and infected areas: 7]

[Influencing events on government policy measures: 6 items] ☆

[Isolation control removal time: 68 days] ☆

[Hidden goal: Seeking the ’wall’ of this Korean virus crisis completed!] ☆☆☆

[Hearts consumed: 1] ☆

[Historical Polarization Degree: 1.002] ☆☆

[Settlement result: Total ★★★★☆☆☆; Evaluation: Very perfect!]

Looking at the accumulating scores one by one.

Gu Ji didn’t expect there would be so many scoring items in the South Korea MERS level, but unfortunately, he completed almost all of them just on the line and didn’t earn any stars.

Fortunately, the "Historical Polarization Degree" is greater than it was in the first round of classic levels.

This, in fact, was quite fascinating.

Theoretically, back in the World War II scenario, having destroyed the British Sherman’s tank armor division, captured an aircraft hangar, and even received the Cross Medal, the disturbances he caused should have been greater than this time.

But that was a period during World War II after all.

In such chaotic times of global warfare, all Gu Ji did was at most what a military elite could achieve and was far inferior compared to those unparalleled generals.

Reflecting on this MERS scenario.

Since it happened in a peaceful era and under the capitalist social structure of South Korea, Gu Ji single-handedly clashed with the top conglomerate, Shansang, even activating government control in advance.

This left a profound impression not only in the Cheongwadae secretariat and security office but even in the president’s mind.

Most importantly, he exposed the misconduct hidden by the American military at the Wushan Base, helping South Korea gain some command rights in military affairs.

In comparison.

The influence Gu Ji left this time was quite significant indeed.

[You have received 44.2 crisis points!]

[You received a Yellow Imprint Treasure Chest *1 (Level Exclusive)!]

After the rewards were settled, the blood-red filter gradually dissipated.

The emergency department of Seoul Shansang Hospital at the beginning of the level began to emerge in front of Gu Ji. It seemed unaffected by the MERS event; a steady stream of patients still lined up in front of the triage desk, with Nurse Xizhen busy giving initial examinations to the patients.

Although Respiratory Department Director Han Zaiyuan had recovered, he still wore a mask tightly.

And before receiving each patient with respiratory diseases, he had to inquire about their epidemiological history first.

On the streets of Seoul, citizens who were under quarantine control finally had a chance to come out and play, all laughing and chatting. But the moment they heard a cough, everyone’s face changed dramatically, avoiding the source of the sound as if it were the plague.

The MERS event had ended, but it seemed never to have vanished.

Diligent Jang Siyun, the professionally skilled Jiang Chengxun, the detestable yet pitiable Cui Ridou, the financially opposing Lin Renna, and the scheming Li Xianzhen...

The scenes of his companions who once fought MERS with him flashed rapidly before his eyes like a carousel.

Finally, the scene returned to that Mercedes-Benz car.

Gu Ji saw Jiang Youzhen again.

She had just instructed the driver to turn around to go eating, turning her head toward Gu Ji with serious eyes and said:

"Mr. Jin, I know you are a very talented person, just lacking a platform to wield it. I don’t know what you’ve gone through these past half a month, but our AM Electronics is willing to be your assistance, helping you realize your ideals and ambitions..."

One has to admit, Jiang Youzhen’s opportunistic move had a certain level of skill.

Right at the moment when Gu Ji had just been abandoned by the Secretary General, if it weren’t for the game level, cooperating with the AM Group would be the best choice for "Jin Zhijiu" with his current resources, after all, although he made contributions in MERS, he also offended Shansang.

And for Jiang Youzhen.

Recruiting a prosecutor like Gu Ji would be of help to the future development of AM Group.

However.

None of this mattered to Gu Ji anymore.

He could no longer control "Jin Zhijiu," as darkness gradually covered before his eyes.

[’The largest genocide in the world’ is not achieved by firearms, but by disease.]

[Tracing back human history, infectious diseases have always been present, the incredibly catastrophic Black Death in Europe, the rampant 19th-century cholera, the highly carcinogenic malaria...]

[On May 20, 2015, South Korea experienced an outbreak of MERS, infecting 186 people with the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome virus, among which 36 died, prompting the World Health Organization to upgrade it as a public health emergency of international concern;]