[Three-Wheeler War God, Wild Insane Top × Three-Hits-Not-a-Peep Bottom] [Infinite Flow + Two Men + Ensemble Cast + Comedy]
Watch out when reversing. Boss, please get out of the way.
“Link-Up Games is hiring! Join the team and get a one-day tour on a three-wheeler and a kiss from its owner.”
My teammates call me the “Three-Wheeler War God.” The title is even more famous than my codename, “Explosive Bullet Trace.”
My name is Ling Chao. I'm 23, and after dying in the line of duty, I ended up in an infinite game.
The System said we were all “poor souls.” I figured that sounded about right, seeing as I'd taken seven bullets.
But just look at my teammates
Support player Qiu Yexing, 19, ranked first among support players as “Oracle of Divine Knowledge.” He uses tarot cards to tell whether I'll live or die, and always concludes, “You'll die, but it's not a big deal.”
Assassin Xie Jun, 21, ranked first among assassins as “Fallen Star of the Dark Night.” I knew him for three months before learning he was at the top of the rankings. When I asked, he said, “You never asked.”
Ranged damage dealer Chu Tuo'an, 22, less noticeable than his gun.
Crowd controller Rong Zhou, 20, who enters a dungeon and complains that the Boss mechanics are bugged. He's good with poison.
The five of us were randomly matched in the lobby to join a large-scale multiplayer game,
known as Link-Up Games for short.
Our team name: “The Tarot Didn't Say We'd Die.”
Oh, and I've got a treasured item too: a three-wheeler that automatically blares, “Watch out when reversing. Watch out when reversing,” whenever it backs up.
The moment I reverse during a Boss fight, the whole place goes quiet.
The System asked what our team's advantage was.
I said we were tough to kill, and we had a talking three-wheeler. They said that wasn't enough.
“Then add one more thing: the whole team is crazy, including me.”
Chiu is so diligent, I can't finish watching it 😄 Funny style. Sometimes I really want to ask Chiu how he is mentally.