[Resident Evil + Delta Force Arrives + Reborn for Revenge + Loot-and-Run Survival + Dark Humor + Power Fantasy]
In 2026, sharp-tongued gamer Jiang Yuexuan is arguing passionately with someone about Resident Evil routes while studying the value of loot in Delta Force.
The next second, he dies.
When he opens his eyes again, it is 1998, the night before Raccoon City falls.
Even more absurdly, the Delta Force System has arrived in reality with him. Successful loot runs extend his lifespan, failed extractions cost him a year, and all the necessities of everyday life must be purchased with years of life.
A bowl of fried noodles: half a year of life.
A handgun: three years of life.
A high-explosive grenade: ten years of life.
A top-tier red collectible: at least a hundred years.
Only then does Jiang Yuexuan learn that the treasure worth a thousand years of life, which he risked everything to bring out of the “Wallbreaker Battlefield” in his previous life, was stolen by the woman he trusted most. He died like a joke.
Given a second life, he decides to trust no one, relying on only two things: his knowledge of the plot and his secure container.
This time, he plans to keep his head down and build up his strength first, but accidentally sends the entire Resident Evil storyline off course.
Leon is still getting lost in the police station, while Jiang Yuexuan is already raiding Umbrella’s warehouses.
Ada is still carrying out her mission, while Jiang Yuexuan has already set his sights on the classified disk she’s hiding.
The Tyrant has only just made its entrance, and Jiang Yuexuan is already calculating how many years of life it’s worth.
As Raccoon City becomes a Delta Force-style death zone, and Lickers, Tyrants, and G-virus monsters all turn into “recoverable high-risk loot,”
Jiang Yuexuan looks at his ever-growing lifespan balance and grins.
“This time, the treasure is mine, and so is my life.”
The protagonist is the same as the author😅
You deserve a bad review for taking things out of thin air.