Delta Force: The Extravagant Carry

In his previous life, Su Chen was recognized as the ultimate elite bodyguard in the Delta Force community, known for a playstyle defined by pure extravagance. He wielded fully kitted Whisper Lightning Rail M14s and treated AWM sniper rifles like assault rifles, unleashing overwhelming firepower in every match. After dying from overwork while escorting a client through an all-night raid, he awakened in a parallel world where Delta Force boasted over a hundred million daily active users. His younger sister, Su Xiaoran, is a small-time streamer on Douyin. During a critical challenge run, she found herself cornered in the Aerospace Base CEO’s Office with two downed teammates and millions of viewers watching her struggle. With no other options, she was forced to beg the one person she least wanted to acknowledge: her brother, whose excessively flashy gameplay always embarrassed her. As Su Chen took over the controls, he bound the "Extravagance System," entering an infinite loop where greater spending yields greater power, and greater power demands even more extravagance. Inside the CEO’s Office, a single gunshot signaled his arrival. He pierced through smoke to headshot Luna with two shots, used a bounce grenade to knock down the female medic, and tore apart a direct-aiming AWM Weilong player while completely blinded by flashbangs, securing a triple kill. When enemies from the Black Room attempted to intervene, he executed a flawless mid-air jetpack quickscope, achieving another damage-free triple kill. The livestream chat erupted into madness, spamming a single chant: "Go all out!" From that moment, a new legend was born in Delta Force. Top players marveled at his skill, comparing his AWM mastery to a reaper calling names and noting that those who haven't fought him are like frogs gazing at the moon, while those who have know they are mere mayflies staring at the sky. Even as viewers questioned if he was cheating, Su Xiaoran could only insist repeatedly that this unbelievable powerhouse was indeed her biological brother, though she still wished she didn't have to admit it.