Caught at My Winter Break Job: They Asked If My Nuclear Bombs Were Selling Well

I have always wanted to ask, do journalists have a lot of power? Why is it that for each book, after JC asked about it, the reporter asked what he wanted to keep confidential and asked for instructions, and it was not convenient to disclose it, and at the same time he explained everything to the reporter.

The Internet writing nowadays is really awesome. As long as there is a slight hint of a genre, a bunch of very similar articles will be published one after another. The content, writing layout, and tone are all very similar. It really feels like being force-fed.

It's so fake. With the protagonist's ability and the number of nuclear bombs the protagonist has, how dare the country do this to the protagonist??

What a bullshit author. There are a lot of books of this type recently, but they honestly have no logic at all!! Even though it's just a novel, you should be able to explain it at least at first glance, right?? They already sell nuclear bombs and rail guns, but the country still sends people to arrest them?? What nonsense?

The crew of this show is a bit silly. They want to go filming overseas with them. Aren't they afraid of being shot?

First, I asked if 416 is easy to use? Then is ak easy to use? Is Getyusha useful? Are nuclear bombs useful now?

Da Mao is willing to give you money, so don't be ridiculous

Do you want to see what your title is? You can write it even if you lose money by selling nuclear bombs.

The author writes about a protagonist who meets a reporter who is working part-time

I will read this book without looking at the plot or content, just based on the introduction.