170: Chapter 170 Beach Landing

Wang Ye heard this and immediately nodded, saying, "Right, I am a player too."

"Whoa, what a coincidence?"

"I thought this mode was a single-player experience mode." A look of delight appeared on the player's face.

"Uh, I clicked on multiplayer matchmaking to get in. Didn't you?" Wang Ye looked at this player, feeling a bit confused.

"Huh? Is that a thing? I didn't look; I just clicked start game." The player scratched his head, looking a bit silly.

At this moment, Wang Ye suddenly noticed that this guy had a name above his head: 'I Bought a Watch'.

"???"

Wang Ye was dumbfounded, and the audience in the livestream room was also dumbfounded.

No, what the hell is this?

"Whoa, is this a game nickname?"

"Can you just name yourself whatever you want now?"

"Seems like it."

Wang Ye scratched his head.

The player named 'I Bought a Watch' saw Wang Ye staring at him blankly and immediately shrank back.

"Bro, why are you staring at me?" 'I Bought a Watch' looked at Wang Ye with a guarded gaze.

"Ahem, nothing. Is your game name 'I Bought a Watch'?" Wang Ye noticed his guarded demeanor and gave a light cough.

"Huh? How did you know?" 'I Bought a Watch' widened his eyes, looking incredulous.

"You have your game name above your head." Wang Ye explained.

At this moment, 'I Bought a Watch' also saw the game name above Wang Ye's head.

"Buddy, your name is Wang Ye?"

"Yes." Wang Ye nodded.

"My name is Liu Yang. Are you that big streamer from online?" 'I Bought a Watch' introduced himself.

Then he looked at Wang Ye excitedly.

"Yes, have you watched my stream?"

"I have, I watch it all the time. It really is you? Let me go check your livestream room." Liu Yang said, wanting to switch to the background.

But Wang Ye immediately stopped him.

"Hey, don't. We're still playing the game; wait until the game is over to watch."

"Eh, alright." Liu Yang heard this and stopped trying to check Wang Ye's livestream room.

Because he couldn't find a way to exit.

This game, as always, had no UI.

He couldn't even find an exit button.

Wang Ye was the same, but he could see the comments from the audience in the livestream room.

"You must be my teammate; I clicked on multiplayer matchmaking."

"Teammate?"

"Yes, besides you, there are three other teammates." Wang Ye nodded, then turned his gaze toward the ship he was on.

The ship was packed with people.

With just one glance, Wang Ye found the tracks of the other three teammates.

They were chatting with the others on the ship.

It seemed those were players too.

Could it be that this game didn't just have the five of them as players?

With this doubt, Wang Ye looked ahead.

The amphibious landing craft they were on wasn't in the lead.

At this moment, they were still a long distance from the beachhead.

The surroundings were full of amphibious landing craft, and the ships were packed with soldiers.

These soldiers were all white-skinned.

With an offensive of this scale, Wang Ye didn't know how many soldiers were attacking.

The amphibious landing craft continued to sail toward the shore.

Liu Yang squatted beside Wang Ye, unable to help but click his tongue as he watched ahead.

"Goodness, Brother Wang, there are so many ships."

"Indeed."

There were no players around them, just NPCs.

These soldiers couldn't understand their conversation.

At this time, a soldier patted Wang Ye.

"Hey, brother, what are you guys talking about? Why can't I understand?"

Wang Ye was stunned for a moment upon hearing the soldier's words.

Because he realized that what this soldier was saying seemed to be a Western language, but it was automatically translated when it reached his ears.

What surprised him even more was that these soldiers would actually take the initiative to greet him.

It seemed that these soldiers weren't the dull, robotic kind, but rather soldiers with high intelligence.

Wang Ye immediately snapped back to reality and said to the soldier with a smile, "This is the language of our hometown; you wouldn't understand it. We were just talking about how there are so many ships here."

"Oh, I see. I understand, my brother. Our America really does have many ships. I can already imagine how our warships will defeat those damn Little Devils."

Wang Ye heard the soldier's words and nodded slightly with a smile.

They only chatted for a while before the amphibious landing craft approached the beachhead.

Watching as they gradually approached the beachhead, Wang Ye stood up.

He tightened his grip on the rifle in his hand; he didn't recognize this rifle.

But it looked and felt pretty good. When they reached the beachhead later, he would have to study how to use this gun.

In front of him, many soldiers had already landed on the island and were rushing toward the distant hillside.

Once closer, Wang Ye finally saw the true face of this side of Iwo Jima.

The beachhead was completely barren, with charred marks everywhere.

There wasn't a speck of green on the mountain.

This completely dumbfounded Wang Ye.

How could this island be so clean? Was it bombarded?

Before he could think too much, the amphibious landing craft arrived at the shore.

Soldiers on the ship kept jumping off.

Wang Ye also followed these soldiers and jumped off the ship.

His feet stepped into the seawater, and the icy water soaked his shoes.

From the shore to the beach, they hadn't encountered any resistance.

This made Wang Ye feel a bit uneasy.

Could it be that the Little Devils were waiting for them to get close before starting their counterattack?

At this time, Liu Yang also jumped off the ship.

Subsequently, Wang Ye and Liu Yang ran toward the beachhead together. As they ran, Wang Ye talked to Liu Yang.

"Liu Yang, these Little Devils didn't even fire a shot or shell, just letting us land like this. Something is wrong."

"Seems like it. This landing operation is going too smoothly." Liu Yang heard this and also felt that something was wrong.

"Let's charge a bit slower later; those who rush the fastest will definitely get hit." Wang Ye said, slowing his pace.

Soldiers kept passing by them, rushing toward the distant hillside.

Wang Ye watched those soldiers rushing quickly; they didn't look like they were rushing to kill the enemy, but rather rushing to their deaths.

At this moment, they had already landed, but Wang Ye hadn't seen where the enemy was.

"Liu Yang, believe it or not, these Little Devils are definitely hiding in the dark, preparing to wait for us to get close and ambush us." Wang Ye looked at Liu Yang beside him, saying this while trying to find cover on the beachhead.

However, the beachhead was completely barren everywhere.

And it was very flat; there was simply no cover for anyone to hide in.

Wang Ye was a bit numb.

What kind of ghost island is this? It doesn't even have a single rock.

"I believe you. So, Brother Wang, what should we do now? Should we charge up? Or do you have another plan?" Liu Yang looked at Wang Ye a bit naively, with an expression that said he would listen to whatever Wang Ye said.

"Let's not stay with that group of soldiers; the more people there are, the easier it is to get hit."

Watching this group of soldiers charging all gathered together, Wang Ye thought to himself, how satisfying it would be if a shell landed there.

But he didn't want to be hit by artillery, so he decisively took Liu Yang and broke away from the main force.