My name is Wu Xiao, the second-generation owner of a gun shop in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Business was neither good nor bad, and life was rather comfortable.
Then one day, I activated the [Sudden Event Intelligence System]...
[Ding! In three hours, five armed robbers will hold up the jewelry store next door. Recommendation: immediately sell the owner three AK-47s, with three basic loads of ammunition included.]
Half-believing it, I completed the sale. That night, the news broadcast footage of the jewelry store owner turning the five armed robbers into Swiss cheese with an AK.
Rewards received: [Complete blueprints for the AN-94 Abakan assault rifle], [Physical Enhancement Potion].
From then on, the character of my little shop changed dramatically.
My customers were no longer just hunters and security guards. Now there were:
"Wu, our tribe needs some 'heavy ceremonial cannons' to celebrate the chief's birthday." - An elder from an African tribe
"Your portable rocket launchers are cheaper and work better than the Pentagon's." - A former Navy SEAL, now head of a PMC
"You dare snatch a contract from the CIA? Young man, you've got a bright future." - An international arms broker who prefers to remain unnamed
By the time the global military-industrial complex took notice of me, I already had future technology in hand and had built my own system of "war economics."
A reporter asked me the secret to my success. Looking at my private army, which spanned land, sea, and air, I answered sincerely:
"Don't believe those rumors. We're really just a small workshop that loves peace."
It's very well written, and it's one sentence after another, but why not many people read it?
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