Yang Qi, an ordinary college student, is known to everyone in "Operation Delta" as a game loser.
Slow reactions, crooked shooting skills, and hands shaking when fighting. Four roommates form a team, but three of them don't want to play with him. Only fellow villager Lao Fei is willing to take the team, but at the end of every game, he has to scold him, "Are you a fucking pig?"
That night, they "attacked" and lost consecutively all night long, and Yang Qi burned out the last Huff coins in his account. Lao Fei threw his headphones and said, "You can play by yourself from now on."
The lights in the dormitory were turned off, and Yang Qi stared at the gray settlement interface, feeling that this might be the case for the rest of his life.
Then a voice spoke in his head.
Desmoulins, the voice assistant in the game, gave him an evaluation in the coldest mechanical voice: "The response speed is 17% lower than the average, and the overall rating is D-. It is recommended to switch to gardening or library management."
Just as Yang Qi was about to scold him, the system said again:
"But I can make you stronger."
From that day on, Yang Qi had an "onslaught system" in his mind - in every game, he must actively find someone to fight with, and he was not allowed to be timid, stubborn, or run away while searching for supplies. After completing the task, the Huff coins will be converted into real money in proportion; if the task fails, the account will be cleared and the frustration level will be maxed out.
The most tormenting one was Desmoulins. This AI is meaner than all the roommates put together. Every time Yang Qi dies, it has to do a "frame-by-frame review," ranging from positioning to reaction, from decision-making to personality.
But the money is real.
[You can practice marksmanship, but you can only grow your courage by yourself.