Operation Delta: Agent Zero

Reality Projection Game "Operation Delta", a tactical shooting game hailed as "the most realistic in history" by players around the world, suddenly became popular. But no one knows that the "tactical sandbox" mode with a 97% realism is actually a "parallel simulator" connected to reality - certain confidential tasks performed by players in the game will be "projected" in some form at the corresponding location in the real world 72 hours later. Frustrated Hero The protagonist Chen Mo, the former ace of the "Dark Blade" special forces, was forced to retire due to a failed operation that seriously injured his left leg and became a tester for a third-rate game company. On the day "Operation Delta" was launched, he entered the game with a nostalgic mentality, only to find that the "failed top secret mission" he personally experienced three years ago, codenamed "Operation Black Sheep", had actually been made into the first S-level copy in the game. [Weird start] What's even weirder is that when Chen Mo, as a player, tried to change the outcome of "Operation Black Sheep" in the game, in the real world, the family members of the long-dead traitor who caused the mission to fail suddenly died in mysterious circumstances. The autopsy showed that the cause of death was exactly the same as the virtual execution method Chen Mo performed on the "traitor data" in the game.