Special Warfare World: Assault Summoning

Li Feng was reborn.

Born in 1985 and raised in a military compound, with a grandfather who had fought in the Eighth Route Army and a father who had served in Vietnam, the spirit of three generations of soldiers was etched into his bones.

He enlisted in 2002, thinking his life would follow the script of "Soldiers Sortie": Steel Seventh Company, Lao A, Yuan Lang, and a steady life as a soldier.

Then, at the new recruits’ roll call, Xu Sanduo and Chengcai stepped forward one after the other.

He grinned. All right, I’ve transmigrated into the TV series.

Then he was stunned. Next, Jiang Xiaoyu emerged from a naval base; at the British GTI base, Price handed him a gun; at a joint training exercise in Hong Kong, Ying and Lesion walked past him. On a London street, he caught sight of a hotel sign: the Continental, with its two golden keys.

On an African battlefield, the giant Atlas exoskeleton thundered past. In a Middle Eastern desert, Red Wolf, Old Man, and Combat Medic appeared in the battle reports.

At last, Li Feng understood: this damn world wasn’t just "Soldiers Sortie". It was the real world, with "Call of Duty", "Blue Sea Blade", "John Wick", "Rainbow Six", and "Delta Force" all stitched together!

In 2007, a nuclear mushroom cloud rose into the sky behind him.

In 2010, Ghost was captured, beginning twelve years of a life worse than death.

In 2023, at the bottom of a deep-sea prison, he carried a comrade who had been imprisoned for twelve years and fought his way out through four thousand meters of water.

Some said he was made of iron, that he’d survived every battlefield.

He said, “I’m just a soldier from Steel Seventh Company. We never leave anyone behind, and we never give up.”