After his mother falls gravely ill, twenty-four-year-old Xu An becomes notorious in the game-boosting world as a madman.
While others only take safe, profitable jobs, he specifically chooses absurdly expensive jobs where failure means a hefty penalty.
To earn a little more for medical bills, he often stays up all night grinding jobs on his old phone, which he's used for years.
One day, utterly exhausted, Xu An falls asleep with his phone in hand. When he opens his eyes again, he's somehow arrived in the real world of Delta Force.
Here, bullets kill, and the people once called NPCs can feel fear, bleed, and die.
Whenever Xu An falls asleep in the other world, he returns to reality, and an operation results screen pops up on his ordinary old phone.
Valuables extracted during an evacuation are sold automatically, and the Haf Coins earned can be exchanged for the same amount in real-world cash. Guns, armor, and medical supplies, however, remain in the other world. Only exclusive gear personally given to him by an operator who trusts him can cross between the two worlds.
With his knowledge of the maps and storyline, and the Boss entrance music that only he can hear, Xu An escapes death time and again.
One million Haf Coins equals one million yuan in the real world.
All he wanted at first was to earn enough to pay for his mother's treatment.
But when the familiar Boss music echoes through a hospital corridor in the real world, Xu An finally understands:
There has never been a truly safe extraction point between the two worlds.
I have read 28 chapters so far. This is one of the few stories that I can read without a system. It is not just a fun story, but a story with ups and downs.