Li Wei had only spent a few hours playing Delta Force after work. He never expected to blink and find himself in war-torn Asala. Even more astonishing, standing before him was the legendary warrior who wore a red mask and fought for the people: Saeed.
From a dazed rookie whom Saeed slapped awake to a brother in the personal guard squad whom he could trust with his back, Li Wei proved his loyalty through his actions. He followed Saeed to blow up tanks, storm enemy camps, and rescue refugees. At Zero Dam, he witnessed Saeed’s decision not to destroy the dam. At the Babel Tower spire, he fought Relink test subjects. At Blackstone Mountain, he wiped out the Hafk communications station, and finally struck straight at Jacob’s hideout.
The war was over, but peace was not the end. Saeed built a new home in the valley with the remnants of the Seventh Division and a group of homeless children. Karim opened a flatbread shop, Hassan learned to make stew, and Colonel Malik sat in the shop drinking tea and reading the newspaper. Meanwhile, the test subjects controlled by Relink were waking from their hibernation pods, one after another.
Red Wolf left a letter: G.T.I. had a way to send Li Wei back. Faced with the temptation of going home, Li Wei folded the letter and tucked it into his pocket. “I’m not going back. This place needs me. The boss needs me.”
This is a story about loyalty, redemption, and hope. When the smoke of war clears, the desert wind will bring you home.
Is it okay not to comment?
Run, the preface does not match the postscript, it is a typical AI novel, the plot cannot be connected, and the plot is too repetitive.