Bound to an Arms Company from the Start, but I’m an NPC

A pretty good new book. The protagonist is sane (especially in the latest chapters, the negotiation chapters). He's the only core member of the entire faction, and he doesn't entrust his life to anyone else. As long as there aren't any major flaws, it's a good book (hopefully the female characters won't become socialites or use women to consolidate their positions).

The ruthlessness, efficiency, and professionalism revealed in the text are astonishing, and the upgrading of the troops will make players feel incredibly satisfied. With detailed text descriptions, it's as if you are there, and you look forward to even cooler sequels. Okay, the turning point of World War II was fighting bugs.

It's alright, but we absolutely must avoid sending female characters to poisonous spots!!!

Was the game written to introduce cloning and resurrection technology through players? But why would players want to play it intensively for extended periods? If a game cannot physically reflect reality, it won't attract a large number of players to play it online for extended periods.

I've only read half of it, not finished yet, but I'm curious, the Rusty Savior costs 3000 on the black market, so why can the protagonist sell it for 10,000? Do players have the ability to spend over 100,000 credits, but not the ability to access the black market? I'll take another look.

This author is so diligent! They once updated nine chapters in a single day! Wow, that's amazing! I feel like if the author consistently updates at least three chapters a day, they'll definitely have a lot of readers. Not to mention, they updated five chapters today! Love you! (ꈍЗꈍ) Mua╭ Keep it up!

Excellent! Keep it up, author! 😘

It looks good, there are no flaws.

Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!

Currently, there are no complaints.