(You can enjoy this even if you haven't played the games) [Arms Dealing] [Instance Simulation] [Delta Force] [Hunt: Showdown] [Steampunk] [Bounties] [Weird Western] [All Quiet on the Western Front] [Papers, Please]
Nobody likes war, but sometimes a war is needed to serve as a warning. Jayne Doyle is a transmigrator, yet finds himself caught up in a living hell. How are you supposed to get politics done with these damn parasites!
After crawling out of the meat grinder on the front lines, he becomes an “ordinary” forest ranger. He organizes spies, sells weapons... What? You say you sell cola?
Corruption: I wouldn't dare set foot in his forest...
CIA: A straight-up godsend. Everyone's working for you...
G.T.I: An international arms dealer whose loyalties are unknown.
Arstotzka: The finest soldier our motherland has to offer!
Hafk: A partner in every possible way!
So why are they all saying this?!
But before all that, he was just an ordinary grunt on the front lines. For now, he should focus on whether he'll live long enough to eat dinner tonight.
The author's narrative ability needs some slight improvement, and the transition is a bit abrupt, but overall it's good.
Overall, there's nothing unreasonable, it's pretty good.
Good book, except that the initial popularity is not enough, the threshold for hunting duel is still too high [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
The plot is complete and not brainless. I highly recommend it.
After reading more than 20 chapters, my initial impression is still good.
This is a masterpiece, I will be a veteran once it becomes popular⌓‿⌓
The plot is smooth, the writing is also very good, and it is not boring. It is a rare masterpiece.
Good, but sometimes I can't understand it
It feels good, and it's well written.