Bright Sword: I Played Delta Force and Transmigrated

Bai Yu, an ordinary college graduate, unexpectedly finds himself transported into the world of war from the series Bright Sword. He gains no fused memories and no enhanced physique. The only thing he gets is a special System that perfectly recreates the Delta Force: Hawk Ops "Warfare" mode. His consciousness can enter matches to scavenge supplies and fight players and enemy forces. He must follow every game rule, earn Hafner coins through matches, and exchange them for cutting-edge military equipment and modern-day supplies.

The System offers no intelligent prompts or shortcut exploits. He has to work out every rule on his own. Beginners get only a standard-issue equipment voucher, and he knows nothing about firearms or medical treatment, so he can only improve through matches and painstaking training in the camp.

Caught in an era of war, he faces the suspicion of those around him because his accent, ideas, and behavior are all out of place. The butterfly effect disrupts the course of the war. There are no mindless cheats here: he must proceed one step at a time, relying on the mindset of an ordinary modern man and his advanced equipment to find a way to survive in the desperate chaos and fight on the battlefield, rewriting his fate.

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