a question for the zip command

Hello guys !

That's supposedly simple, but I can't get it to work, can I please humbly ask for quick coding help ?
- I have a code line that works
- and I want to adapt it to a slightly different use

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My code line that works :
find . -name '*.zip' -exec zip -fv {} \;

That runs zip -fv on all the zip files inside the current directory. With the result to "freshen" the files if I'm storing in the current directory a different version of one of the files present in the zips.

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The different zip command I want to replace the former zip command with :
zip -rv target_file.zip totally_NEW_file_to_add

Why ? To make sure ALL the zip files contain a certain file. The zips already having that file will be unaffected, the zips that didn't have that file yet will see that file added to them.

Actual example :
	zip -rv Noukyuu\,_Coach_\(English\)_\(www.hentairules.net\).zip notes\ and\ info\ from\ the\ uploader.txt
	  adding: notes and info from the uploader.txt  (in=2010) (out=1009) (deflated 50%)
	total bytes=7574719, compressed=7245537 -> 4% savings
That added the file "notes and info from the uploader.txt" to the file Noykyuu,_Coach_(English)_(www.hentairules.net).zip

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And where I'm clueless, it's to replace the generic
"zip -fv" "to all the files one after the other"
with
"zip -rv" "to all the files one after the other" notes\ and\ info\ from\ the\ uploader.txt

After : find . -name '*.zip' -exec ... well, exec something.

Please, would you know how it can be done ?
Thank you very much ! :)