Six Hours Later: I Compete with Future Enemy Forces for Command

Qi Lin discovered a cruel rule: every military order in the Cangqiong Battlefield will fall into the enemy's mirror model six hours later, resulting in a high probability of counterattack. The system therefore gave him the most dangerous permission - to preview "future fragments after being counteracted". The first mission is to defend the airport, escort the scientific research ship and seize air supremacy within 24 hours. The three goals are mutually restrictive. Qi Lin kept rewriting the chain of command, and the order issued today might be invalidated by himself in three hours. The entire war zone was almost dizzy in the high-speed iteration. The cool thing is the sense of control that "you can still be blown up if you see it in the future", and the tactical reversals are layered one after another; the sad point is that frequent changes in orders lead to a crisis of trust, and Qilin is notorious for being a "dictatorship commander". As the battle progresses, he realizes that the real enemy is not a commander, but a war prophecy network that is learning from the weaknesses of human decision-making.