Fugitive in Africa, I Became a Pirate Supplier

Pirates, stowaways, mercenaries, bloody civil war, and exile in Africa. Chen Zhen traveled back in time to 1996 and became the captain of an ocean-going cargo ship. He encountered a bloody civil war at the beginning. He finally escaped and was brought to heaven by a stowaway who brought the "Ebola" virus to the ship. Forced to dock in the Gulf of Guinea, but not wanting to be hijacked by pirates again, the 33 crew members were trafficked to the Democratic Republic of the Congo and embarked on a journey of tens of thousands of kilometers to escape Africa. He led the crew to chew bark, fight guerrillas, plant rice, pick coffee, mine iron ore, cast plaster, buy boats, and develop trade, and accidentally became the largest export force in the jungle. In order to return home by ship, he was forced to deal with pirates. "Are you hungry, brother? I have been farming for 10 years, developed a population of more than 30,000, and only saved a few hundred million bits of food." "Insufficient firepower? It's okay. I have rpk, rpg, uzi, hk33/sg1, m4a1, M series. I have as many fn as I want. Just give me a boat..." "Don't fight, I'm really not a pirate..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.