Delta Force: Haji Peak? Call Me the Cyber Hua Tuo

Lin Chen, a dropout from a third-rate medical college, can't find a job and ekes out a living on instant noodles in a rented room. His only “work” is staying up all night in the game Delta Force, running knife-only raids and rescuing people. One early morning, he dies at his computer from overwork. Just as his consciousness sinks into darkness, a cold mechanical voice rings out in his mind: “Life-Saving System binding in progress.” Every treatment in the game can be converted into real-world medical skills and medicinal pills. When the owner of a baozi shop suffers a sudden heart attack, Lin Chen uses textbook-perfect CPR to pull him back from death's door. When a real estate tycoon who has been paralyzed for three years is treated with a single needle, feeling returns to his toes. And he uses one pill to reverse the fate of a patient with a rare hereditary disease found in only thirty-seven people worldwide. Everyone thinks he's a reclusive miracle doctor. Only Lin Chen knows that all his medical skills came from playing a game. System missions: Treat ten teammates with broken bones in the war zone to unlock Bone-Setting Paste. Treat fifty teammates on the verge of death to unlock Foundation-Building Elixir. Clear the ancient medical texts dungeon to unlock Hua Tuo's Nine Needles. While others burn the midnight oil poring over medical books, he stays up all night running raids and racking up healing points. While others spend years studying under masters, he exchanges healing points for miraculous pills. From then on, the rich line up to seek his care, presidents shake his hand in gratitude, reclusive medical sects come calling to challenge him, and great cultivators treat him like a brother. But Lin Chen has just one thing to say: “Don't call me a miracle doctor. Call me the digital Hua Tuo.”