African Mining Storm

Han Zhenchuan, a retired special forces soldier, broke into the war-torn hinterland of Africa alone. He was originally entrusted with "protecting the mines", but he was accidentally involved in a transnational game surrounding strategic resources such as cobalt, gold, and uranium. His opponents are not only local warlords, gangs, and armed militias, but also Western financial groups, Central African political and business forces, and even his own people. Faced with gunfire, betrayal and the whirlpool of interests, he did not rely on powerful people or fate. Instead, he relied on his iron blood, past combat skills and calm mind. Starting from a mining area, he personally built a mining empire covering Central and West Africa, connecting the Middle East and offshore finance. However, the real storm comes from within - a loyal but powerless brother, a tough current wife, two ambitious stepsons, an independent and stubborn daughter, and a nephew who has high hopes but hides secrets. Between the gun and the equity, he must decide - to whom should this empire be passed on? The intersection of politics and business, the reshuffle of arms, the layout of capital, and family intrigues, a battle between iron and fire begins.