Halo: Respect Original Plot

Orphan Chen Feng and young boy Chen Mo were dragged into the battlefield of "Halo: Reach" by a rusty metal box engraved with the UNSC logo. The system on your wrist declares coldly: Killing the Star Alliance can earn points, which can be exchanged for weapons, skills and even genetic evolution fluid, but there is an iron rule - you must stick to the original plot, and you will be punished if you change key nodes without authorization. On the scorched earth of the Visgrad Relay Station, they held MA5D assault rifles and accurately blasted Grunt fuel tanks, replicating the tactics in the game; in the bayonet base defense battle, they knew that the energy core would be destroyed by elites, but they could only watch helplessly, relying on points to exchange frag grenades to stay alive in the gaps in the rules. The cold eyes of the noble team, the roar of George's rocket launcher, Joshua's destined sacrifice... Every plot is exactly the same. Chen Feng held the stinger rifle, earning points to unlock the energy sword while running wildly in the Covenant artillery fire - he could not change the outcome of Reach's fall, but he had to use the power given by the system to live his own legend in this doomed destruction. Here are the original warthog charges, banshee fighter planes fighting, and the passionate struggle of time travelers under the iron law of fate. When the Star Alliance fleet covered the sky, Chen Feng held onto the evolutionary fluid tightly, knowing that the real battle was to fight his way out of the unshakable plot.