After waking up, Lin Feng finds himself transmigrated into the body of an overworked office drone living in an urban village. Before he can even begin to panic, he gets a distress call from his childhood friend Su Qing: “My mom’s in the hospital. Can you fill in for my livestream for three hours?”
He nervously goes live, but the moment he gets his hands on Delta Force, he awakens the [Influencer System]. It doesn’t provide cheats, only boosts his performance, and only if he pulls off his absolute best in front of a huge audience.
In this world, rank doesn’t matter. Hype does.
Just as the Big Red Cup kicks off, Lin Feng, a newcomer, goes head-to-head with Lin Shu, a top-tier star streamer. In the pro’s livestream chat, the flood of question marks soon turns into a chorus of “Holy crap!”
Starting with a three-hour fill-in gig, he gradually tears through the entire Delta Force esports scene.
Later, Su Qing said in a documentary, “Back then, I just wanted him to cover my shift. I never expected him to smash right through the ceiling.”
It doesn't feel like it's written like a delta. I didn't see much of the Big Red Cup. But how could there be four grenades and two smokes? Then go search for equipment. I feel like he wrote peace more into it, not delta. After all, there are 32 people in the top-secret Space Administration, how can there be so many. And when you get off the plane, there is no barrier to seal it, so you can move around there. The back looks like AI.
The author has never played Delta, so don't write it hard.