Infinite Resurrection: Agent

Doomsday raids and hardcore science fiction. The earth's resources are exhausted, the surface has become a radiation desert, and human beings are huddled under the ecological dome and lingering. The mysterious substance "Star Marrow" derived from extinguished stars has become the ultimate energy source to support the survival of civilization. The four major camps of the Earth Federation, the Mars Autonomous Community, the Space Station Federation, and the Lunar City-State are competing for the Star Marrow, and they are engaged in endless secret battles in the interstellar mining areas. "Five-sense shuttle" technology has rewritten the rules of war: human consciousness is remotely injected into the body of cloned soldiers, and they become "agents" and rush to the resource battlefield. Death in battle will not cause real death, but it will cause irreversible neurological damage; equipment and trophies are all plundered based on skill, and returning empty-handed will result in nothing. Each mission has a strict time limit of 60 minutes, and the countdown starts as soon as it is released - search for meteorite debris to search for star marrow, and engage in firefights immediately when encountering enemy attacks. The window period is only 20 seconds and must board the ship to evacuate. Overtime consciousness will be permanently annihilated in deep space. There are no system plug-ins and no brainless bonuses. The three steps of "search-attack-withdraw" are the ironclad rules. Every second is a reminder of your life, and every battle is a gamble. Veteran Lin Feng entered the battlefield to collect money for his sister's treatment for radiation sickness. He broke into the mining area with the cheapest standard submachine gun. From a low-level agent who repeatedly lost money, he gradually grew into a dark horse on the battlefield who was able to fight back with extreme counterattacks and earn hundreds of star coins in a single game. Brothers are fighting side by side, there is an undercurrent of rivalry between the camps, and a mysterious force has long been eyeing his terrifying five-sense synchronization rate that is always stable above 97%... Hardcore interstellar plunder, the ultimate life and death struggle. Every time he travels back and forth, it's a desperate gamble in which he trades his nerves for survival.