King of the Middle East: All My Weapons Are Gas Cylinders

Xia Yang transmigrates to a parallel world and inexplicably inherits the throne. Just as he thinks he’s about to enjoy a wonderful life of lying flat, he’s told that his country is on the verge of collapse!

The Eagle Sauce covets Xia’s abundant underground mineral resources.

Meanwhile, the Country of Israel has stationed troops along Xia’s borders, seeking to spark a war.

Desperate for weapons and equipment, Xia is completely unable to resist foreign powers coveting its territory.

To save his country from ruin, Xia Yang takes an unconventional route.

You’re restricting other countries from exporting weapons and equipment to me?

Then surely it’s fine if I buy some ordinary construction materials, right?

He finds the Laiyang Steel Pipe Factory in Longguo and imports Laiyang steel pipes, then converts them directly into steel-pipe rocket launchers!

He imports gas cylinders and converts them into super-large-caliber mortars!

He imports anti-speed-camera paint, and suddenly a whole new world opens up!

Paint it on a tank to make a radar-proof armored vehicle?

Coat an aircraft with it to make a radar-proof stealth bomber?

Paint it on a shell...

Sorry, the Iron Dome system you spent tens of millions of dollars importing can’t stop this at all!

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