Sent to Africa on a Business Trip, I Became the Biggest War Criminal?

A business trip gave Chu Yun the chance to commit a crime no one had ever heard of.

Posted to Africa, Chu Yun was caught in a conflict and unexpectedly taken in by a warlord.

Luckily, the warlord had a favorable view of Longguo and took Chu Yun in and protected him.

To repay him, Chu Yun translated The Art of War, but the warlord valued him even more and forced him to stay on as a military adviser.

But Chu Yun never forgot his original purpose. He worked at the company by day and directed military operations at night, never leaving work early or coming home late.

Over three years, he absorbed thirteen armed tribes and rose to become the largest warlord power in Africa.

At last, his three-year posting came to an end. He returned home, only to be arrested as soon as he got off the plane.

Colleague: What's going on? Our company's model employee couldn't possibly be a criminal!

African warlord: Damn it, give me back my strategist!

Prison boss: Kid, how'd you end up in here? You need to know who's in charge!

Chu Yun: War crimes. I took part in directing 755 nighttime operations!

Boss: Salutations, sir!

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