National Destiny Delta: Starting with a naked AK, it splashes across the globe.

The National Destiny Delta descends upon Blue Star, and the Dragon Kingdom stands on the brink of catastrophe. Unfamiliar with the game's vast map, the nation has endured a crushing ten-match losing streak and now faces elimination with a single round remaining. At the last possible moment, Ye Han—a genius youth who has only just transmigrated to this world—is unexpectedly chosen as the Dragon Kingdom's final player in the deciding match. His situation borders on absurd: the warehouse holds barely 200,000 bullets and a modest reserve of 7.62mm ammunition, yet he is still expected to fight and win. He can hardly believe his orders—until he learns that the enemy is Japanese, at which point he declares he will gladly burn through every last case of rounds they can give him. What his stunned opponents cannot fathom is that, in this parallel Blue Star, tactics like possession-style plays, bridge blockades, covert signals, and splashing have never even been conceived. To everyone watching, Ye Han appears as a heretical grandmaster dispensing forbidden arts. Enemies reel in disbelief—how does a bare, unmodified AK tear their squad apart? Who is this "Nameless" hero no one has ever heard of? Which Counter-Strike mastermind devised the infamous Uluru bridge tactic? Match by match, the unknown prodigy's unorthodox warfare splashes across the globe.