Lake Changjin: A Sniper Rifle System from the Start, Shocking the Nation

The life of Chen Feng, a discharged special forces soldier, went completely off course the moment he crossed an ice field at minus forty degrees.

Fortunately, he bound himself to the Modular Sniper Weapon System.

To survive, and to help more of his comrades survive, this “good-for-nothing” kicked out of the military began frantically practicing his marksmanship on a battlefield forty degrees below zero.

Using the shell of a Mosin-Nagant, he achieved the armor penetration of a Barrett, punching straight through an enemy helmet with one shot. The opposing ace sniper broke down on the spot: “No way! That range can’t be real!”

Disguised as a piece of firewood, he picked out the enemy artillery positions one by one. The enemy commander, Smith, studied the map over and over, muttering, “A ghost! This has to be the work of a ghost! Search! Dig him out of the ground if you have to!”

When Chen Feng finally assembled all seven modules and returned home carrying that bizarre, one-of-a-kind weapon, the leaders stared at the test report, hands trembling. “Th-this is a strategic weapon on par with an aircraft carrier!”