Lin Chuan, an ordinary homebody, is thrown into a brutal game called "Loot, Shoot, and Escape." His first stop is the hellscape of Stalingrad.
He has no superhuman powers, only one life and a set of cold rules:
Loot: Search the ruins for intelligence and a chance to survive.
Shoot: Learn to kill when necessary.
Escape: Get out alive with the "fragments" of this world.
Here, he becomes the eyes of legendary sniper Vasily, playing chess against the German Grim Reaper, Konig. He sees through how Commissar Danilov manufactures the myth of a hero. He witnesses war crush ordinary people, then grant them a glimmer of light.
And he is only a collector.
He collects shell casings and medals, as well as the whispers of the dying, the truth behind lies, and the tremor of pulling the trigger for the first time. Every item in his collection is an anchor with which he resists the void.
[System records show that 37 collectors have reached the "Legendary Collector" level (level 10) in history. Among them, 12 died in subsequent missions, 18 chose to settle permanently in a certain world, 4 went missing, and 3... Became part of the system. Actually, there is no need to explain, unknown is better.
I recommended it on the homepage. Come on, the author. The writing is quite good. However, the theme is the Anti-Japanese War theme, which is a bit hard to understand. Maybe the author can also write about this "world".
I really like this type of novel. It's not fast-paced, but it can be read quietly. The content is also more suitable.
After reading the first few chapters, I feel very good.
Awesome guy can't play with morphine
It's interesting, but a little strange for some reason.
It's suitable for old bookworms. There is no absolute sense of satisfaction. The protagonist will be injured and confused, but he will rise from the ashes.
Very interesting book