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A sudden war broke out while I was studying abroad, and I was trapped on the battlefield in the east. In order to raise funds for my return home, I joined the logistics auxiliary force.
Unexpectedly, as soon as they arrived at the front line, they would be involved in the fiercest battle for position and fall into a desperate situation of running out of ammunition and food.
At a critical moment, a mysterious emergency contact terminal was suddenly bound to me. It would automatically record my battlefield actions and synchronize them to the encrypted rescue channel.
Neutral observers and rescue organizations in the channel will provide "merit points" based on operational contributions, which can be exchanged for self-defense weapons, first aid supplies, and even call for precision support. From then on, the battlefield became my stage of survival, and repelling the enemy was my survival goal.
In order to earn enough points to return home, I flexibly responded to the hail of bullets and performed miracles in desperate situations. My comrades called me a born warrior. Only I knew that I was just an ordinary student who wanted to go home safely.
But for those mysterious forces in the channel who continue to provide support, are they concerned about the civilians in the war, or are they the unknown secrets behind this conflict?
Reader comments
Not bad. I like this kind of war literature.
Not bad. It's rare to find a novel with such sensitive themes. Come on, too few people read it.
Not bad. I like this kind of war literature.
Not bad. It's rare to find a novel with such sensitive themes. Come on, too few people read it.