Livestreaming from the Battlefield, with 100 Million Fans

My name is Lin Chen. I transmigrated into a war-torn region and became a mercenary who lives by the sword.

I only meant to make some videos for extra cash, but I accidentally activated the [God-Tier Mercenary Group System]: the more followers I have, the stronger my gear gets!

From then on, my livestreams took a wild turn.

Other people livestream singing and dancing. I livestream firing a Gatling gun one-handed and flattening the ground with RPGs.

While other streamers battle for rankings, my channel is showing a hundred-man armed charge, with artillery shells plowing the earth.

The whole internet thinks I’m shooting an action movie and mocks me as the “prop department’s god of war.”

Then an enemy RPG hits right in front of me. I hoist my machine gun and wipe out an entire platoon, leaving a million viewers stunned on the spot.

The top donor showers me with a hundred Carnival gifts, and the comments flood in: “Dad! Please stop showing off your divine powers!”

I rescue hostages, take down gangs, and go head-to-head with local warlords.

My “Netherworld” mercenary group becomes the most terrifying legend on the battlefield.

The day my followers pass a hundred million, a special government agency comes knocking. The person in charge looks at the alien-tech gear worn by every man behind me and falls silent.

“Comrade Lin Chen, the motherland needs your... livestream account.”