Stationed in Africa: Is It Really So Strange to Work as a Military Consultant After Hours?

I'm a college student, and you're sending me to Africa to provide aid?

Fine, fine. Then I'll just work by day and command warlords in battle by night.

Lin Moran was tricked by his unscrupulous university president into working in Africa. Little did he know, the moment he arrived in Wakanda, an armed rebellion broke out.

To survive, Lin Moran had no choice but to accept the local warlord's offer and serve as his military commander.

Over the next two years, Lin Moran directed hundreds of battles, large and small.

He mastered coordination between infantry and artillery, jungle infiltration, guerrilla warfare, tunnel warfare, and creeping barrages.

Two years later, Lin Moran returned home.

"What were you doing in Africa?"

"Providing aid! Building a beautiful Africa!"

"Providing aid with Katyushas?"

A photo of Lin Moran charging heroically with a Katyusha in his hands was placed on the table.

"Were you commanding warlords in Africa?"

"Only after work."

"And was it you who blew up the American aircraft carrier in Africa? What did you use?"

"A nucle..."

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