Bathe in Moutai, Party with Foreign Beauties, and They Call It Ethnic Cleansing

Chen Ga, an academician in military science and at a military medical academy, accidentally transmigrates to a parallel world.

One day, he asks Pan Changjiang for advice on getting rich by selling liquor through livestreams.

Pan tries to dissuade him: "Listen to your uncle. The livestream business is too deep for you to handle!"

But Ga won't listen. He takes out a 60,000-yuan loan to sell liquor.

A fan asks: "If we buy liquor, will you teach us Sun Tzu's Art of War?"

Ga: "Absolutely! Whatever you want to learn, I'll teach you! I'll make sure you get top-notch service."

He uses the dark web to kit his students out with AKs, T-72s, 107 mm rocket launchers, and Xiaolong fighter jets.

Eventually, they ask him to teach them the Sixteen-Character Guerrilla Warfare Tactic, On Protracted War, and other works.

Six months later, his students give Chen Ga a ton of gold, ten beautiful foreign women with dark or fair skin, and two servants as tuition.

From then on, Ga bathes in Feitian Moutai every day and parties with foreign women every night.

A year later, Interpol issues a worldwide wanted notice for liquor dealer Chen Ga.

The Hague tribunal declares him guilty of genocide and sentences him to hanging. A black-clad special forces unit storms the courtroom and rescues Ga.

From then on, he starts a military venture with his students in West Africa, challenging the world's hegemony at every turn.

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