After I Monopolized India’s Military Industry, You’re Making Me Pull Out?

After years of careful planning, Wu Fan has secretly controlled major international defense contractors and monopolized the military-industrial sector in India.

Just as Wu Fan is planning to make a fortune off India, the Indians accuse him of tax evasion, slap him with an astronomical fine, and pile on a series of outrageous demands.

Furious, Wu Fan orders all his investments pulled out. Every defense company under his banner withdraws from the Indian market.

The Indians think they've gotten their defense equipment for free. But when their own weapons start breaking down, they discover that the only place to buy spare parts is from Wu Fan.

What? Ten million Dragon Coins for a fuel pump?

Are you crazy? One hundred million for a gun barrel?

What's wrong with you? You're selling specialty steel by the gram?

Wu Fan says, "Don't make things up, India! Running a defense company is tough. These have always been our prices. If you can't afford them, maybe you should look at your own problems!"

India turns to foreign allies. The US, Britain, Russia, South Korea, and other countries all step in to support it.

Wu Fan: "All right, all right. So that's how you want to play?"

Britain, want me to fix your leaky Queen ship or not?

Russia, want to keep using your Iron Dome or not?

South Korea, want your Falcon to get off the ground or not?

And you, America...

Want to build the B-21? Upgrade the Zumwalt? Still hoping to launch the Ford?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.