The Game Connects to Reality: I Sink an American Aircraft Carrier from the Start

Two years ago, a war game called Red Sea War suddenly appeared on Jiang Yibei's computer.

At first, he thought it was just an ordinary game. He sniped American troops, blew up tanks, and destroyed airfields in it, never imagining that his actions in the game would be mirrored in the real world.

When he sank the U.S. aircraft carrier Eisenhower with a hypersonic missile in the game, a prompt appeared on the screen: "Congratulations, player! You destroyed the aircraft carrier Eisenhower. Reward: $4.5 billion."

Through the screen, Jiang Yibei watched the Eisenhower get hit by a hypersonic missile out at sea, flames shooting into the sky. He trembled with excitement.

Who would believe it? He had actually sunk a U.S. aircraft carrier.

In the real world, a U.S. aircraft carrier really was sunk in the Red Sea, shaking the entire world.

And so Jiang Yibei played a mysterious sniper in the game, striking at the United States across battlefields in Yemen and the Red Sea. He blew up oil fields, airfields, tanks, planes, even aircraft carriers, leaving the world's leading power in utter disarray.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.