From the Start in Delta Force: Firearms Are the Only Truth

This is an era of universal class advancement, where everything is quantified and gamified.

Secret realms, dungeons, abysses, demons, deities… Countless dangers and opportunities exist side by side.

On “Awakening Day,” everyone can awaken as a powerful combat class or a valuable support class.

Yet at the highly anticipated awakening ceremony, Chen Fan, a high school senior, awakens as an ordinary special forces operator from the ancient, discontinued game Delta Force.

No magic that can destroy heaven and earth. No battle aura that can split mountains and shatter rocks. He doesn't even have the most basic “mana.”

The whole school is in an uproar, and he becomes a laughingstock, hailed as “the most useless class in history.”

Just as everyone assumes Chen Fan is doomed to a dead-end life, destined to tighten bolts in a supply depot, he discovers that his class is bound not to a simple class panel, but to the game's entire System!

While everyone else is still working hard at meditation to increase their mana, Chen Fan is grinding through missions in the System's space and leveling up his skills at breakneck speed.

“Tactical Roll” → “Ghost Slide” → “Blink”!

“Grenade Throw” → “Cluster Bomb” → “Tactical Nuclear Strike”!

As a genius mage chants a Fireball spell, ready to burn everything to ashes, Chen Fan's armor-piercing round has already pierced his skull.

As an undefeated Sword Saint swings out a blade of sword energy and cleaves the earth apart, the AC-130 gunship Chen Fan called in has already turned the area into scorched earth.

“In this world of swords and magic, allow me to explain what it means when I say… firepower is the truth!”