Delta Force: The Monster Trained by Fifteen Masters

My name is Mango. When I fell from the sky into the G.T.I. base, the whole team thought I was a spy sent by Hafk.

Other transmigrators get a golden finger. I got a “blind box”: every morning at six, I randomly receive the abilities of a special forces operative.

On the first day, I drew Red Wolf, the assault team leader. I fired up the exoskeleton and launched myself into a tree. Down below, Wei Long ate instant noodles and remarked, “This new recruit is pretty interesting.”

The next morning, my Adam's apple was gone. I'd turned into a woman. The whole team gathered to watch me try on a skirt. Heliaclaw peeked out from behind the screen with a lollipop in her mouth. “Nice figure.”

On the fifteenth day, I used leftover muscle memory on the battlefield to crash through a defensive wall. Red Wolf said, “Next time, don't hit the wall. Hit the enemy.” Wei Long chimed in, “The wall was the enemy. There were enemies behind it.”

I went from being “the team's dead weight” to its tactical core after countless spectacular failures. When a nameplate appeared on the incubation pod reading “Test Subject #000: Codename Blind Box,” I finally understood: this transmigration hadn't been an accident from the beginning.

The first thing the entire G.T.I. team does every morning is check who Mango has turned into today.

From dead weight to an unpredictable ace, Mango has proven through countless mishaps that his identity may be random, but his teammates are constant. When he discovers that his “transmigration” was never an accident, but part of a Hafk Group brain-computer experiment, an incubation pod labeled “Test Subject #000: Codename Blind Box” finally reveals who he is.

“My name is Mango. Codename: Mango. My real name is Han Che. I'm Han Qiming's son, the nameless one's biological brother, and a G.T.I. soldier. Every morning I wake up knowing who I am.”