Chapter 121: Combat Simulation Function! Changes in Personality!

Upon returning to the company, Lin Yi watched the charming back of his little secretary and smiled faintly.

When Li Li Xueying casually glanced over and caught her boss looking at her, an inexplicable joy surged in her heart.

If Lin Yi were a married, balding, greasy middle-aged uncle,

she would certainly feel intense disgust right now.

But Lin Yi was not; he was young with an upright figure,

and although he still fell quite short of having star-level looks,

to be honest, Lin Yi's underlying features were actually not bad at all.

It was just that he had been tanned somewhat dark by wind and rain in the past,

but after these few months of living in luxury, his skin had become increasingly fair,

complemented by solid muscles built from frequent workouts.

All in all, he was becoming more and more handsome.

Added to this was Lin Yi's status as a first-generation founder.

For Li Li Xueying, the situation was simple: you are unmarried, and I am unwed.

Who could refuse such a diamond bachelor?

Moreover, after the series of events just now, the relationship between the two had grown somewhat closer.

The boss had not only massaged her feet but had even spoken to her about matters concerning his family.

All of this indicated that, in the boss's heart, she still held some status.

At this moment, Lin Yi probably never expected that his casual action would cause his little secretary's heart to flutter with springtime desire.

To be honest, he was quite satisfied with this secretary.

At the very least, she was easy on the eyes, wasn't she?

That pair of pandas on her chest, her round buttocks, her exquisite beauty, and her skin as white as jade.

Most importantly, she was a graduate of Fudan University.

When there was nothing else to do, teasing her a bit added a certain charm.

If you were to say that Lin Yi's personality seemed to have suddenly changed, that would indeed be true.

01 Actually, there was a reason for this.

After the little secretary left,

Lin Yi calmed his mind.

From the outside, he appeared to be resting with his eyes closed, but in reality,

he was using a function called "Combat Simulation" within the Super Armament System,

a technology that humanity currently did not possess at all.

True virtual reality technology.

As soon as Lin Yi closed his eyes, he heard the system's prompt.

"Continue the previous stage's level... or start over!"

"Continue!"

In an instant, Lin Yi felt his consciousness go dark,

and when he regained his senses, he was sitting inside a fighter jet, wearing a set of very archaic pilot gear.

The fighter jet beneath his feet turned out to be a very classic piston-engine fighter from John Bull during World War II.

It was the nemesis of the Hans fighters back then—the Spitfire.

Furthermore, Lin Yi's current location was actually in the skies above Britain.

All around him were Hans Bf 110-2 model aircraft.

At this moment, five or six Hans fighters were using their cannons to pursue the Spitfire piloted by Lin Yi.

Below, London was everywhere, billowing with black smoke.

The entire scene simulated World War II: a Hans air raid, with John Bull planes taking off to intercept.

However, this scene was incredibly realistic.

It was so real that Lin Yi could not only smell the gunpowder but also feel the temperature of the air above London.

If he pinched his arm, the pain would not feel fake in the slightest.

This was one of the functions of the system's "Combat Simulation feature,"

capable of simulating any scenario for the host to engage in battle.

For instance, right now, Lin Yi was piloting a Spitfire, battling Hans Bf 110-2 fighters in the skies above London.

There was not a shred of falseness to it.

At this moment, Lin Yi was being pursued by several Hans Bf 110-2 fighters, a situation that was extremely dangerous.

However, this was not his first time piloting this aircraft, so he was naturally very familiar with it.

He skillfully pulled the control stick, causing the nose of the Spitfire to turn sharply.

Because the Spitfire used light alloys to improve the high-speed performance of its ailerons,

it ensured characteristics of excellent roll and high-speed turning.

Equipped with the Merlin series engine, this Spitfire fighter could achieve a maximum speed of 563 kilometers per hour.

Following Lin Yi's maneuvers, the entire aircraft traced a graceful arc through the sky.

The Hans Bf 110-2 fighter following closely behind was a relatively representative heavy fighter.

Compared to the Spitfire's maneuverability, the Bf 110-2 appeared clumsy.

Its two DB 605B inverted V-12 liquid-cooled engines could not quickly provide the turning force needed for the aircraft.

In fact, it was this defect of the fighter that caused it to basically withdraw from Hans daytime combat in the late stages of World War II,

shifting instead to night combat.

Lin Yi's Spitfire quickly maneuvered behind the enemy aircraft, immediately reversing the situation of attack and defense.

The next moment, Lin Yi's face twisted ferociously as two 20mm Hispano cannons began spitting fire.

In an instant, a Bf 110-2 fighter was riddled with holes like a sieve, then plummeted downward trailing black smoke.

On the ground, it became a massive fireball.

However, before Lin Yi could rejoice, two more fighters opened fire on him from the side.

After a fierce battle,

he had destroyed a total of four Bf 110-2 fighters before he himself was riddled with holes like a sieve.

Immediately, the agony of death struck.

The pain was so real that he could even feel the touch of the crimson flames engulfing him after the plane exploded.

And this kind of pain, he had to experience more than ten times every day recently.

In other words, he had to die more than ten times.

Although, if he were willing, he could actually reduce the realism.

He did not need to simulate pain at 100%.

But Lin Yi did not.

He felt that since the system's purpose was to train his adaptability in piloting different aircraft across various scenarios,

he absolutely could not engage in any deception.

Only with 100% simulation, including the sensation of death,

could he learn to cherish every opportunity even more amidst the pain.

"If you treat it merely as a game, you will never improve your piloting skills."

It had to be said that Lin Yi was a man who held himself to extremely strict standards.

However, dying so many times each day

under 100% pain simulation inevitably had some effect on Lin Yi's personality.

It was somewhat similar to "war syndrome."

Under normal circumstances, soldiers encountering such a situation would require some consolation.

Therefore, Lin Yi had just unknowingly performed actions toward the little secretary that would be utterly impossible under normal conditions.

After all, women were truly the best medicine for soothing trauma.

After being shot down in the war simulation, Lin Yi saw his result of destroying four enemy aircraft,

which he found quite satisfactory.

Unlike his first time playing this World War II scenario, where he had flown a Spitfire only to be riddled with holes by the enemy.

But now, he could actually turn the tables and kill his opponent.

Furthermore, in this World War II scenario, Lin Yi could choose not only the British faction

but also the Hans faction.

Apart from the pain of death, the entire simulation offered neither punishment nor reward.

However, according to the system, if Lin Yi could destroy six enemy aircraft in a single sortie using a Spitfire,

he would pass the basic flight course.

Next, Lin Yi chose to exit this scenario and selected another one.

This time, he was piloting an F-22 fighter jet.

However, his opponent was an enhanced version of the Dragon Nation's J-20.

This was something that had never occurred in reality.

Since the first technical demonstrator of the Dragon Nation's J-20 stealth fighter conducted its maiden flight test around 12:50 PM on January 11, 2011,

this scenario had always remained hypothetical.

Online, countless people had compared these two aircraft based on their own perspectives.

After all, both were stealth fighters and fifth-generation jets.

They were also the most powerful aircraft of the Ugly Nation and the Dragon Nation, respectively.