Western Ranch: I Make AKs and Lead a Hundred Thousand Black Men

Gunmaking master Su Ping transmigrates to 19th-century Eagleland and becomes a low-ranking member of the Western Buffalo Gang. In the brutal West, he makes an AK-47 just to survive.

The AK-47 saves the gang leader York's life, so York rewards Su Ping with a farm.

From then on, Su Ping begins relentlessly exploiting his cheap labor, the black man, and sets out on the road to making guns, plundering, earning money, developing the farm, and swallowing up other gangs.

Watching the black man loaf around instead of working on the farm, Su Ping falls into thought.

He waves to his men. "Bring him over. Let me try out my gun!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.