Mexico should not be defined.
Except drugs and violence.
And the never-ending sound of gunfire.
Satan has to wear a steel helmet and carry two AKs when he comes to Mexico!
As soon as Graves opened his eyes, he traveled to Mexico and became a border inspector who might die on the streets at any time.
Luckily he could see all the smuggled items!
[Level 2 contraband detected: C4 plastic explosive, wealth value obtained after confiscating it: $2000]
[Level 1 contraband detected: high-purity cocaine, wealth value obtained after confiscation: $10,000]
The wealth value obtained can be exchanged for all war weapons in the system mall!
Caliber is truth, and gunfire represents justice.
From a low-level cannon fodder prosecutor, to a border butcher who slaughtered gangs, and then to the true leader of Mexico!
Along the way, he stepped on the corpses of countless drug lords, forced himself into this sinful land, and carved a bloody road to the top of power!
Until one day, a beautiful blonde female reporter handed the microphone to him and asked sharply:
"The leader of the Tijuana cartel yelled at the media when he was arrested, saying that you are a devil wearing a mask of civilization and that even Satan will avoid you when he sees you. What do you think of this?"
In front of the camera, Graves, wearing a crisp suit, said righteously to the camera:
"This is simply a naked slander! I am just a just prosecutor!"
Reader comments
The writing is very good, and the weapon performance shortcomings and combat are also described very realistically, but the hang-up is too small. You cannot summon absolutely loyal soldiers and there is no loyalty detection skill. It feels like the protagonist will never be able to unify Mexico until he or she dies! What the protagonist lacks is loyal subordinates, and weapons are actually secondary. And the United States will not watch you become stronger. The CIA has been assisting the Mexican government in reverse. [Sinister smile]
A good book
The writing is quite good, but unfortunately it would be better if I could spend money to find a younger brother.
The plot is smooth, the structure is clear, and the popular science about some military matters is very clear. The most important thing is that it also has pictures, and the writing is also very good. It is a qualified and refreshing article [Love]
Review the suspected author himself
The pace is good and the writing style is interesting. Interesting [laughing evilly]
The writing is very good, and the weapon performance shortcomings and combat are also described very realistically, but the hang-up is too small. You cannot summon absolutely loyal soldiers and there is no loyalty detection skill. It feels like the protagonist will never be able to unify Mexico until he or she dies! What the protagonist lacks is loyal subordinates, and weapons are actually secondary. And the United States will not watch you become stronger. The CIA has been assisting the Mexican government in reverse. [Sinister smile]
A good book
The writing is quite good, but unfortunately it would be better if I could spend money to find a younger brother.
The plot is smooth, the structure is clear, and the popular science about some military matters is very clear. The most important thing is that it also has pictures, and the writing is also very good. It is a qualified and refreshing article [Love] Review the suspected author himself
The pace is good and the writing style is interesting. Interesting [laughing evilly]