(No System + one heroine + no invincible power fantasy + a little bit of mecha spirit.)
Fang Bai received an invitation to beta-test a game called The First Battlefield.
It was a semi-open-world game built around realism, letting players experience a first-person battlefield that felt just like the real thing from the comfort of home. Best of all, players could not only take mechs into battle, but also build their own fleets and explore alien worlds.
A hardcore gamer, Fang Bai tried it out right away. Once he started playing, he couldn’t forget it.
“Joining a guild even gets you picked up in a private jet? That’s so luxurious.”
“Wow, even the scene where you step on an enemy is so detailed. His eyeballs actually pop out.”
“The mech’s self-destruct sequence is so well done. I can even see the severed limbs.”
“The mission is to protect our fleet. Wiping out the enemy counts as protecting it, right?”
“I heard the game’s developers invited the Emperor himself to present the players with their awards. This is the highlight of my life.”
It wasn’t until the “game” ended and Fang Bai took leave to go home that an entire army surrounded him at the port and hauled him before the Interstellar Military Tribunal on war-crime charges.
“Your Honor, I’m just an ordinary shut-in. How could I have committed war crimes? I don’t even own a battleship!”
As soon as he finished speaking, Fang Bai saw the fleet he’d built in the game showing up to break him out of court and rescue him!
Only then did Fang Bai realize: “I won an award and killed all those people, and now you’re telling me this game is real?”
The judge said, “You really do have a fleet? I was wrong, bro!”
The empire or the federation encounters a large number of enemies, such as the Zerg machine race, and chooses one at random, resulting in a large number of casualties on the battlefield. The empire or federation wants to replenish its troops, so it develops super artificial intelligence and recruits a large number of players in the form of games. The empire or federation only needs to pay resources, and releases tasks in the form of games, and players earn points. Points can be exchanged for real currency, and the currency is exchanged for resources to assemble mechas and warships, such as those in Lagrange, such as Star Citizen, such as Star Wars Armor, or Gundam, etc., Such as missions to kill pirates, farm, and mine. However, the government also uses scattered personnel to contribute to the empire or the federation, virtual world, and escape from heaven and earth.
I seem to have seen a guy who wore a see-through lock and commanded a full vehicle (tank) system to fight in the Russian region. He always thought it was a real-life shooting game. He seemed to have led two regiments, but it seems that the update was discontinued. Come on, good luck
It always feels a little weird. The plot was so frustrating to watch, and the male protagonist felt so pitiful. I don't know why the author used so many good words to write about two women, but the more I look at those two women, the more disgusting they become. One more thing, I'm curious. According to the current setting, shouldn't the male protagonist be in the same camp as his schoolmate? Can the author kill the two women when the male protagonist knows the truth later? Because I think it won't be long before the male protagonist knows the truth. He had no relationship with those two women.
Good-looking 💕 💕 💕
Win and be executed. If you lose, you will be a war criminal.
It's best if his friend is not dead, otherwise he will find out later that he indirectly killed his friend and still be able to get along normally with these two women and the person behind them, then this book will be impossible to read.
It's not bad now. It just depends on how you write the protagonist after he knows the truth.
A very good book. Recommended. Recommended.
Do you want to help others beat yourself?
There is a single heroine at the beginning and two women are written.