Delta Force: Escape from Asala

(This book is entirely written by me, the author, without using AI. Read with confidence. If I do use it, you can roast me.)

(I know what you want to say, but I couldn't find a better cover image. Besides, Asala is in that general North African and Middle Eastern region, and the US and Soviet Union dumped plenty of weapons there after World War II. Syria even had a T-4 shooting at a T-72B in 2010, so let's say this is at least plausible.)

(Delta Force is the main setting, but this isn't a game novel. It's essentially a military novel. The protagonist has no golden finger and does not transmigrate.)

Being a programmer is rough. Being turned into a contract programmer is even worse: no health insurance or housing fund, and working 996 every day. But Lin Xi never imagined things could get this bad.

Not only does he have to make it on his own in a foreign country, he's stuck in Asala, a godforsaken war zone. After work tonight, an unknown missile blew the headquarters building to smithereens. Still, as a Hafk employee, the security forces are sure to protect him... What? You mean the security forces just handed every coworker a hardcore version of a resignation letter, using bullets? Well, never mind, then.

Lin Xi will have to carve out his own path on the chaotic land of Asala.