The Players' Steel Tide in Another World

If you had three wishes to save the world, which three would you choose?

Most people might choose absolute strength. After all, with enough power, you can easily do anything. Others might choose powerful followers. Those with greater ambition might wish for a mighty empire, so they could rally an entire nation against natural disasters.

But Zhang Mo opened up an entirely different path. Not everyone could be like the people of China, willing to put their lives on the line to defend their homeland.

But there was a marvelous kind of creature that feared neither life nor death. Even if an entire unit was wiped out save for one person, their morale would never break. They had few needs, and a little intangible goodwill was all it took to make them die several times over for an extremely difficult mission.

They were eternally optimistic, positive, energetic, and astonishingly creative.

They were called players.

Of course, they also had a more imposing name: the Fourth Calamity!

But the players had thrown this world's style completely off course.

On battlefields of swords and magic, soldiers began using fully automatic rifles.

In the skies, it was no longer griffin riders fighting dragons, but jet fighters.

They stuck magic arrays onto Type 59 tanks to act as reactive armor, and carved wind magic arrays into Type 107 rockets to increase their range.

Zhang Mo could put up with all that, but could they at least dress like normal people during story missions? He still had to use the footage for a promotional video!!!