Livestreaming Maotai Sales: They Say I'm Guilty of Mass Murder!

Zhao Ga is an unemployed history graduate from a top university.

One day, he asks the wealthy Pan Changjiang for advice on making a fortune selling liquor via livestream.

Pan tries to talk him out of it: Listen to your uncle. Livestreaming is a deep pool, and you can't handle it!

Ga won't listen and takes out an 80,000-yuan loan to sell liquor.

A fan asks: If I buy liquor, will you teach me Sun Tzu's Art of War?

Ga: Absolutely. I'll teach you whatever you want to learn!

From then on, his livestream becomes a classroom teaching Africa's new military forces the basics,

from making black powder to handcrafting NTN, RDX, powder metallurgy, and precision metalworking.

Eventually, viewers ask him to teach the sixteen-character formula for guerrilla warfare, among other things.

Two months later, Zhao Ga's monthly liquor sales reach one billion, and he is interviewed by state media.

Six months later, Interpol places a worldwide bounty on the liquor peddler surnamed Zhao.

The Ministry of State Security finds Zhao Ga and demands that he turn himself in.

The Hague Tribunal declares him guilty of massacre, but all his students appear in court to plead for him.

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