Anti-War Game: Starting from Normandy Campaign

The Polestar Official Website has updated a new CG trailer, naturally attracting the attention of many streamers.

Sky Shark Live Platform.

In Fang Ming's live broadcast room.

Since last time, when he was painstakingly transporting munitions in the game and was bombed to death by the Japanese, Fang Ming was so angry that he didn't play the game for over a week. He only resumed streaming recently after calming down.

At this moment.

The interface in the live broadcast room was paused on the Polestar Official Website page.

It was the preview page for "Four Crossings of the Chishui River."

The center of the page featured an image of the Chishui River with the words "Four Crossings of the Chishui River" in the background, but it was displayed in gray, clearly indicating that this content had not yet been released.

Several storyline events from the "Republic" timeline flanked it in sequence.

They were arranged in chronological order.

Currently, only the "Battle of Xiang River" trailer was shown as available.

Subsequent storylines like "Forcing the Crossing of the Wu River," "Four Crossings of the Chishui River," "Seizing Luding Bridge," and "Crossing the Snow Mountain and Grassland" were still in gray.

Because the broadcast had just started.

There weren't many people in the live broadcast room yet, so Fang Ming hadn't watched it in advance.

Meanwhile, the Blue Star viewers in the live room, having just woken up, were unaware that the Polestar Official Website had released a new CG trailer and were waiting to watch it together in the broadcast room.

However, some impatient viewers had already left the live room to watch it on their own.

Occasionally, shocking comments floated across the bullet screen:

"Go watch it! Battle of Xiang River CG!!!"

"Streamer, don't just stand there! Click it quickly!"

"Damn! This CG is so brutal! My hands are shaking!"

"This CG is savage!"

"I damn near cried! You guys need to watch it!"

"After watching, damn, my whole body is numb!"

"This CG leaves such a lingering effect... I need a moment to recover!"

Although the bullet screen in the live room didn't explicitly say so, such reactions stirred curiosity: what kind of CG could be so intense that even viewers watching the CG had trembling hands?

The body felt numb?

Could the impact really be that significant?

These bullet comments also piqued the curiosity of other viewers in the live room, including Fang Ming himself.

Seeing the urging in the bullet comments, Fang Ming glanced at the viewing count that had already reached tens of thousands:

"Alright, alright, I'm clicking it now."

"Brothers, stop rushing me."

"But what kind of CG could provoke such a strong reaction from you?"

Fang Ming proceeded to click open the "Battle of Xiang River" CG.

Then he clicked to enlarge it, and the CG perspective instantly immersed him through the Virtual Body Sensing Pod.

The scene gradually lit up.

The high-altitude perspective soared over, with thick smoke billowing on both banks of the Xiang River below, as dense armies engaged in battle, and the river's water seemed like a meandering ribbon of blood.

Suddenly seeing this scene, everyone in the live room had no time to react.

But in the next second, they gasped, incredulously looking at the blood-red Xiang River.

The blood-red river water below was unmistakably stained with fresh blood!

How many people must have died!

Just this opening scene left Blue Star players' minds blank.

Suddenly.

The sound of planes whistling came from their ears.

The perspective slowly lifted.

In the sky almost at the same altitude as the perspective, a group of bombers flew over, heading to the opposite bank.

From this eye-level angle, one could clearly see the bombs mounted on the aircraft bodies.

The perspective rapidly descended.

It arrived at the front line of the river crossing, landing among the soldiers on the red side.

Then, as if possessing a certain soldier, the first-person perspective followed, showing the soldier loading his weapon, then raising it to shoot at the opposing side.

From his immature yet coarse hands, it was evident that this was a young boy.

In the distance.

The hum of planes came from the opposite sky.

It was the bomber group just seen from the high-altitude perspective, and this possessed first-person view also looked up, just in time to see the dense black dots on the horizon.

Rat-tat-tat—

The sound of flesh being pierced echoed, almost triggering an instinctive reaction from Fang Ming.

But then he realized it wasn't within the game.

This was a CG playback.

Even Blue Star users in the live broadcast room were startled.

In an instant, the possessive soldier's perspective went dark.

The next second, it lit up again.

However, it was no longer the previous soldier, as from the new perspective, the nearby soldier was seen gazing skyward, with several bloody holes in him as he fell backwards.

Thud!

Piling up on the corpses.

Boom! Boom! Boom!

Shells exploded on the river, sending up columns of water.

Boom—!

Suddenly, an artillery shell exploded beside the previously possessed perspective.

The final scene saw scattered corpses blown apart.

The perspective switched again.

Blue Star viewers in the live room had already held their breath.

And the new perspective indeed belonged to a soldier behind.

Due to the blast wave from the explosion, the new perspective was thrown aside and hadn't even stood up yet.

Boom!!!

Another shell fell, plunging the perspective into darkness.

And the bomber squad on the horizon had not yet arrived.

Within the ten seconds before the bomber squad arrived, this single perspective switched more than ten times.

This meant that in a mere ten seconds, more than ten soldiers had already died.

Almost every second, someone was dying, and this was only from single-switching. Looking at the entire field, at least two to three digits per second must have been dying.

And when that bomber squad reached this part of the sky.

The intense explosions made the perspective flicker constantly, almost losing count of how many perspectives switched.

The deafening roars rang on for several seconds.

When the screen brightened again.

On both banks of the Xiang River, the smoke had not yet dispersed.

The air was filled with the pungent smell of blood and gunpowder. The river water was no longer its usual green but a daunting dark red.