The Game Bombed the Aircraft Carrier, and Yingjiang Was All over the Internet Looking for Me.

Two years ago, a war game called Red Sea War Storm appeared on Jiang Yibei's computer. At first, he thought it was just an ordinary game, in which he sniped at U. S. Troops, blew up tanks, and destroyed airports. He didn't expect that the operations in the game would be synchronized to the real world. When he used a hypersonic missile to sink the USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier in the game, a prompt popped up on the screen: "Congratulations to the player, for blowing up the USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier, the reward is US$4.5 Billion." Through the game screen, Jiang Yibei looked at the sea. The USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier was hit by a hypersonic missile. The flames shot into the sky and his whole body trembled with excitement. Who dares to believe that a US aircraft carrier was actually sunk? In reality, the US aircraft carrier was really sunk in the Red Sea, shocking the world. Ever since, Jiang Yibei played the role of a mysterious sniper in the game, sniping against Sam Country in various battlefields such as Yemen and the Red Sea, bombing oil fields, airports, tanks, aircraft, and even aircraft carriers, causing Sam Country, the world's most powerful country, to suffer. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.