[Esports + War of Resistance + Delta Force + Never Forget National Humiliation + The Whole Internet Is in Tears]
Others are reborn to make money. He transmigrates just to get beaten up.
Did Lin Bei die in his previous life? No, he really did. He died on the results screen of Delta Force, his heart stopping in the small apartment he rented at two in the morning. Then he opened his eyes and was alive again, in a parallel world. His computer was still on, and his instant noodles hadn't even gone cold.
The first thing he did was ask: What were the lottery numbers? He thought hard, but couldn't remember a damn thing. His head was full of operator skill cooldowns, gunsmith attachments and fine-tuning, positioning, and headshot angles.
“Damn it. Why would I remember that stuff? I played games day and night before transmigrating, and now I'm still playing.”
In this life, he didn't trade stocks or buy a house. He clicked on the locked mode at the bottom of the Delta Force main menu. Autumn, 1937. Shanghai. An old rifle, two grenades, and a pair of cloth shoes worn through at the toes. Thirty minutes later, a Japanese tank rolled onto the riverbank, and his blood splattered across a crumbling brick wall.
System notification: Chen Shitou, from Liuyang, Hunan. Nineteen years old. This character has been killed in action and is permanently lost.
The Fat Guy cried the loudest. But he was the first to log in the next day. After finishing a round, Lin Bei sat in silence for a long time, then said, “One more.” He wasn't a hero or a god of war, just an ordinary person who'd been slapped in the face by history and stubbornly refused to walk away.
Streamers across the internet were so thoroughly crushed that they ended their broadcasts early. The comments changed from “Haha, what a noob” to “Respect,” “I'm crying,” and “I never knew such a brutal battle was fought here.” Three hundred thousand souls lost, tens of thousands of women and children, a blood feud that could never be forgotten. The moment the flag bearing the Rising Sun went up, his eyes turned bloodshot.
It's not my fault, just watch it. You won't laugh when you watch it, but you just want to keep watching it! If you don't like it, look for me! The author does not want to write about the Delta. He uses the protagonist and the Delta as carriers. He wants to tell us that period of history. The serious parts of this book make people serious, but they are also interspersed with laughter, making it not too depressing and boring. Please taste this book carefully. In today's fast-paced, entertainment-oriented society, it would be a cruel person to dare to write a book like this. However, this book is not afraid of being blocked at all. It dares to write anything without any avoidance.