Delta: The First Person at the Peak

Chapter 400 Face-to-Face Preview

For the next few minutes, Jiang Feng stood in the middle of the Eryuan Bridge, spinning like a top.

A normal player standing here would have been torn to shreds by the crossfire from three sides long ago. But Jiang Feng refused to retreat; he remained rooted to the bridge, using his M14 and AW to forcefully push back the firing lines from all three sides!

Jump, squat, stand up, pull sideways, turn around.

Every movement was designed to evade gunfire, yet every action seamlessly transitioned into aiming down sights. Most terrifyingly, he didn't simply rely on erratic footwork; he could still pinpoint his target with pinpoint accuracy in the instant his movements shifted.

As soon as Lao Da fired a shot, he immediately ducked to avoid it.

The instant he stood up, he made a sharp 90-degree horizontal turn, pointing the gun directly at the center of the gun. Scoped up, he was a man; fired, and someone fell.

"Bang!" The person fell down just as the edge of the thick smoke had swayed halfway out.

"Bang!" The person tried to sneak to the side at the central control bridge entrance and fell down.

All that remained on the screen was the incessant sound of gunfire.

Jiang Feng was like someone standing in the most prominent position at the beginning of the aerospace base, announcing something to the entire map.

I stood at Eryuan Bridge.

As for Lao Er, Jiang Feng's location is deep within Er Yuan Bridge, so Lao Er cannot be drawn directly.

Then Lao Er turned to fight Lao Da and joined the battle, unintentionally restraining Lao Da.

Meanwhile, the control center in the dormitory was under heavy fire, so the people in the control center didn't dare to focus all their efforts on pressing down on the bridge.

The initial gun lines of the entire aerospace base were as if the river wind had forcibly broken them into sections.

Jiang Feng was left alone on the Eryuan Bridge, feeling rather lonely.

He even had time to help draw two shots at the dormitory and the second prison.

It can be said that this game had both favorable timing and advantageous location.

After the initial rush to climb the ranks at the beginning of the season, even in the highest rank, not everyone has an AW.

After all, these are my own accounts now, not rented ones, so I don't have that many HAF coins and AWs to give away to others.

With the addition of foot care and Deep Blue rampaging through space, AW's strength isn't as mindless as it seems.

Lao Er and the dormitory unintentionally helped Jiang Feng share the burden, while Zhongkong and Lao Da were wary of each other.

In addition, Jiang Feng's aim on the bridge was almost perfect, and anyone who looked at him was doomed. The deterrent effect he created in a short period of time was enough to make everyone afraid to easily engage him in gunfight.

Even so, whether or not one can seize this opportunity is another matter entirely.

There are some opportunities that ordinary players see but can't capitalize on.

Jiang Feng not only saw it, but also turned it into an excellent gay pornographic film.

In the fourth minute, Zhongkong had just cleared the dormitory and revealed half of his body when Jiangfeng fired two shots back at him with an M14.

In the fifth minute, Lao Da made one last probing move, and the AW gun fired.

"Bang!"

The person collapsed.

Then, the bridge finally quieted down.

Jiang Feng glanced at the time in the upper right corner.

24 minutes and 56 seconds.

The Eryuan Bridge is still beneath his feet.

He accomplished the feat of standing on the Eryuan Bridge within the first five minutes of the game.

Jiang Feng walked down the bridge and turned to look at the director.

Is this enough?

There was a two-second silence at the scene.

The ROG staff member who knew about Delta Force was so excited his face turned red, and after stammering for a long time, he could only manage to utter one sentence:

"Holy crap...that's awesome!"

The director stared at the playback on the monitor. He didn't play games, and although he didn't understand how outrageous the Eryuan Bridge was, he understood the camera and the emotions.

He saw that within Jiang Feng's sight, no one could stand and fight him head-on.

One man, amidst a hail of bullets, steps on two others, stands in the middle, attacks from both sides, and declares war on the entire map—how ​​imposing!

More importantly, throughout the entire process, Jiang Feng's eyes were sharp, his face was calm, and his fingers were so steady they seemed unreal.

No acting required, this is exactly how a male protagonist in an e-sports novel should be.

The director remained silent for a moment.

"That should be enough."

Jiang Feng nodded and continued to focus on the game. This round was a chaotic brawl in the outer area, and he would be able to clear the map soon.

The ROG staff member next to him who knew about Delta Force couldn't help but pull the director aside and quickly explained a few words in a low voice.

As the director listened, his expression clearly changed.

He looked at the playback on the monitor again.

This time, although he still didn't understand the specific locations, he understood the significance of those five minutes.

When the director returned to Jiang Feng's side, his tone had become very clear.

"Excellent! I'll choose this section!"

The brand manager immediately nodded in agreement.

Originally, ROG's domestic GG solution was a standard e-sports peripheral-quality piece.

Keyboard, mouse, monitor, and console, paired with a few gaming highlights from Jiang Feng, plus some copywriting about young, sharp, and genius players, the final product is sure to be good.

But things are different now.

The moment that five-minute clip of Eryuan Bridge came out, the entire core of GG changed.

This is no longer "Jiang Feng endorsing ROG".

Instead, ROG used Jiang Feng's actions to tell all young players one thing: true champions don't need narrators to explain things to them.

On February 7th, Jiang Feng's filming schedule was extremely full.

We're going to film a short film for GG, an e-sports training brand under Anta, and also for an energy drink brand.

These business opportunities are all suitable for Jiang Feng's current identity.

Anta's GG team, in particular, had a very clever plan. Instead of portraying Jiang Feng as a traditional athlete, they filmed esports training as a different kind of competitive daily life.

In the footage, Jiang Feng sits in the training room, reviewing and training repeatedly.

Sports drinks were on the table, a training jacket was draped over the back of the chair, the cold light from the screen fell on his face, and the text was very simple.

There is more than one arena for young people.

On the evening of February 7th, a truly bombshell dropped unexpectedly across the entire internet.

CCTV's official Douyin account released a program preview for "Face to Face".

In the trailer, Jiang Feng sits in a quiet interview room, wearing a simple white shirt, under clean lighting.

The CCTV host's voice is steady and has a very strong penetrating power:

"Is he a game streamer or a college student?"

"Is he a trending topic generator, or a hero who stood up for what's right?"

Is Jiang Feng's sudden rise to fame a coincidence, or another opportunity that this era has given to young people?

The trailer is only a few dozen seconds long.

But the amount of information is terrifying.

CCTV.

Face to Face.

River breeze.

These words together are explosive enough on their own.

The moment the trailer was released, the entire internet exploded.

The gaming industry was in an uproar.

[Holy crap? CCTV Face to Face?]

【Wait, has Fengshen reached this level of status?】

[No broadcasts these past few days, huh? They've been busy with something big? Support!]

Is it reasonable for Delta anchors to appear on CCTV's "Face to Face" program?

[Stop the unfounded criticism; Fengshen is no longer an ordinary streamer.]

Then the live streaming community exploded.

Many top streamers' first reaction upon seeing the preview was a long silence.

Because they know all too well what this means.

Trending topics can be boosted by traffic.

GG can rely on commercial value to secure a contract.

However, programs like CCTV's "Face to Face" are not something you can get on just because you have a lot of fans or high data.

It represents another kind of recognition, an endorsement.

Mainstream media began to seriously examine Jiang Feng as a person and the phenomenal frenzy he stirred up.

College students, talented live streamers, acts of bravery, charitable donations, e-sports entrepreneurs...

These labels, when combined, have long since transcended the realm of simple "entertainment traffic."