My Days as a Warlord in Africa

Li Chao was sent by his company on a business trip to Africa and accidentally got lost. By chance, he was taken in by a local warlord. Unexpectedly, the warlord had a good chat with him and even regarded him as a good friend. He entertained him warmly. In return, Li Chao actually took out the military weapon left by his ancestors. The translator and professor of Sun Tzu's art of war, who played military games for many years and knew the importance of logistics, began to teach them how to grow wheat, and later even participated in military battles. He participated in and led more than 700 battles, large and small, and annexed more than a dozen surrounding tribes and other warlord forces... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.