Arms Dealer of the Heavens

Let's have a fantasy self-defense team to fight the Japanese

I really like novels about arms dealers, and I hope they won't sell mutton as dog meat in the future. You can add some tool people in the mall, such as elite combat teams, bodyguards, war advisers, sales staff, weapons and training instructors, and things like starting wars can be left to the tool people. In addition, for large-scale purchase and transportation of weapons and equipment, it is best to have a transportation team of a war company to transport it, along with a material report sheet and the like, otherwise the scale will expand in the later period and a large number of weapons and equipment will be thrown out and it will be too messy. The protagonist rarely takes action personally and has to do everything by himself, which is boring. The protagonists in many arms dealer novels have to do things by themselves without feeling like a boss at all. Authors who write like this have become addicted. I hope this book will be better. Come on!

The author's writing skills, plot setting, obvious conflicts, and very readable, good, I like it.

Although the first few chapters are relatively slow-paced, many recent books are too fast-paced and purely for entertainment. There are not many that can be written with such connotation and sincerity.