You're Supposed to Keep the Peace Overseas, So Why Are You Selling Arms Everywhere?

Will you die if you are a good arms dealer? Doesn't it bother you that you have to bring a woman with you whenever you write?

As an active soldier, trading weapons directly without the consent of the country is tantamount to treason. This guy is a rebel at heart.

Shouldn't we care about our countrymen? Aren't white people supposed to be retaliated by their liberal government, perhaps supported by their government? What's more, the protagonist has already humanely saved the foreigners who believed in him? Is it possible that when the protagonist sees other white women being held hostage elsewhere, the protagonist also wants to run over and kill them?

When I remembered these words, I knew that this book must not be simple. Soldiers sell weapons and private behaviors.

Plot aside, one thing is certain: the author is military-illiterate!

Protagonist, what's the difference between this and selling arms openly? I can't wait to show it off everywhere! It's really just that everyone around the protagonist is smart.

I don't have much defense in terms of my own strength, and I'm still wandering around. Not to mention too much, let's show you how the old beauty can jump around. She's barefoot and not afraid of wearing shoes.

It's so funny that a peacekeeping officer buys weapons

The commander of the peacekeeping force goes to war-torn areas to sell arms? No matter how little common sense you have, you don't know that this is impossible, right? Even Yingjiang wouldn't dare to do this openly. It's all secretly bought and sold. Where did you, the peacekeeping commander, get the confidence, resources, and connections?

This is called a novel. Nowadays, people like to read this kind of thing. It's a pity that it has been discontinued. It is probably the so-called Chinese taste ban.