Delta Force: You Asked Me to Take the Test, So Why Did I Clear the Map in Three Minutes?

Other games are just full of power leveling scams, but this game is actually being protected by them.

Seriously, speechless. Do all game writers not have girlfriends? Every story starts with a breakup and endless entanglement. Can't we have something new? I'm starting to suspect it's all written by the same person. Can't they keep writing without breaking up?

First, this book is first published on the Q-Reading platform. According to Q-Reading's rules, it will be available for purchase and enter a paid PK round after 50,000 words. This isn't because the author can't afford to pay, so please understand. Some stories in this book will be designed based on the theoretically optimal scenario, such as the three-minute map clearing at the beginning.

You should go practice at Tomato Studio next door, and when you're ready, come back to Qidian to prove yourself. At this rate, you'll be eliminated before you even reach 1.5 Million words.

The term "clearing the map in three minutes" is generally used to describe a player who "hits" (or "hacks").

Putting aside the issue of paid chapters, it's ridiculous that a game novel has to include this disgusting ex-girlfriend trope. And then there's the self-justification of the "friends with great figures" and "girlfriend stolen away by the empowered guy" story – whether it's made up or not is another matter. Readers just want a fun, enjoyable game story, and you're throwing this on.

The book is pretty good; I came across a book recommendation video on Douyin. However, the author could use some finer details. The scenario where only the central control and launch areas spawn personnel while the western launch area doesn't is unrealistic. The Delta Force's current spawning mechanism always spawns personnel in the staff dormitory.

What do you mean by clearing the map in three minutes? Just finding people takes time, are you fucking cheating?

Wow, this is the first time I've seen a book that starts charging after 50,000 words.

A device that can clear an image in three minutes—what else could it be but a cheat code!