Ye Ling, a former high-level player of "Operation Delta", traveled to the year 2035 in the game and became the GTI "contract" cannon fodder at the bottom of the Ashara battlefield.
There is no resurrection point, no safe zone, only gunfire, radioactive dust and precarious life-saving contracts. With slow reflexes and tattered equipment, he is a mobile "cash machine" in the beacon zone.
Until a cold panel appeared in his mind that only recognized "valuation".
[Rescue teammates: Valuation +5000 points, success rate 31%]
[Capture the Mandel Brick: Valuation +12,000 points, success rate 7.3%]
[Destroy AI prototype: Valuation +8000 points, anti-armor firepower required]
It is not a plug-in, but a cruel profit and loss calculator - quantifying every tactical choice and every life-and-death game into cold success probabilities and resource points. Points can be exchanged for skills, strengthened equipment, and even... A short-term overdraft of the future.
While other mercenaries worked hard for credits, Ye Ling only aimed his gun at the target with the highest "valuation". From the PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds in the beacon fire zone to the torrent of vehicles on the all-out battlefield, he led the teammates he picked up and risked their lives time and again in the melee between Hafk's company's mechanical army and warlords to win the only chance of survival and evolution.
"They call me a gambler," Ye Ling said with a slight smile as he calibrated the sniper trajectory calculated on the panel in the sky of gunfire, "but I never place bets, I only do... Transactions that are sure to make a profit without losing any money."
Come on, author, believe in yourself [laughing]