Mercenary I Am the King

This novel is more realistic in terms of weapons, but the time of the novel is very unclear. It starts in 2003, but there is no big time span afterwards, but it quickly reaches 2012, making it difficult to tell the timeline. Moreover, it is obvious that the protagonist is already a man worth billions of dollars, but he personally works as a mercenary, and the arms dealer is only mentioned in a small part in the introduction. The protagonist The actual main business is mercenaries, and the protagonist has never expanded. Although he has money, he has not recruited a large number of elites, which is inconsistent with common sense. It feels like the author did it deliberately to highlight the protagonist's personal heroism. For example, Russia has a large number of retired special forces and the protagonist has connections but does not recruit them. Basically, the protagonist acts alone, and the protagonist's troops are basically finished and wiped out.

The first part was okay, but the section from about 800 chapters to about 900 chapters fell apart. He didn't die at the hands of CIA or Mossad, but almost died at the hands of that small country called Senna. The protagonist had all kinds of strategies and had an above-average IQ. Why did his IQ suddenly drop off? Do you believe in the British guy who is a troublemaker? What about turning your back to others? Or on the premise that they know that the British are ready to support other opposition parties to seize power. Being plotted by others, a brother in the platoon died, and his own brother almost died. For the sake of three mining areas, instead of taking revenge, he fought for others. After beating him to death, he finally caught President Senna. He had some chips in his hand and he handed them over without stopping. Are you still surprised when you go to the toilet and hear others discussing how to have sex? Where is the surprise? The chips have been handed over, and you have lost your role. You didn't kill me on the spot because you were the protagonist. If Lumal had some IQ, he would have shot you to death after you handed over President Senna.

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The writing is okay, but it's a pity to create a Madonna-like manager character. The main character is the protagonist, but the income is equally divided, and the weight of the job and the degree of contribution are not reflected at all. The Caotai team is a big pot of rice, doing all the dirty things, but inexplicably recruits the core members of the society who have unlimited trust. The story line is a mess, basically the protagonist is brainless and invincible.

The novel is very eye-catching. I read it from beginning to end for several days, waiting for the update. There is a thrilling and twisting feeling, very nervous and very comforting. Like like like. 👍😹👆🤞

Urging for updates, urging for updates, it's rare to follow a book seriously

Not bad, I've read a few of the author's novels! It's just that the update speed is a bit slow, but otherwise there's nothing wrong with it. I recommend this book.

Many comments in the book review area are speechless, and they like to read the detours of mindless and cool articles. The comment area says that the protagonist is an ordinary person, has he really read the book seriously? The article clearly explains that the protagonist serves in a special forces with a high level of confidentiality and has strong skills and tactics. He only retired due to family reasons. The description of the details of the battle is also very good

I have read more than 20 chapters and the main character is a useless dog. . .

It's good-looking and exciting, but I was a little tired after reading the last chapter. When I reached the last chapter, I found it was not finished. I guess the author was tired too😘