The Otherworldly Arms Empire

To be honest, this book shouldn't have started with the transmigrator character. A real transmigrator wouldn't be so reluctant to sell weapons to nobles, but a real transmigrator would hang a noble from a street lamp.

I stumbled upon this; it's a novel by Long Ling from many years ago. Should the admin feature it? Guys, let's get this trending!

Whether it's the currently serialized "Otherworld Arms Empire" or the previously completed "My Empire," both novels present very similar problems. The first common problem is that the protagonist always becomes the ruler of the country. Like the protagonist of the novel *My Third Reich*, Accardo Rudolf starts as a private in the German army and climbs the ranks step by step.

This opening is poorly written. Anyone with a normal education knows what ancient times were like. The protagonist is incredibly lucky to have escaped the castle alive. I have no doubt that the nobles would have silenced him, seized his technology, or imprisoned him to exploit his resources. The value of weaponry lies in creating insecurity.

Since around 2019, when Yuewen (the platform) launched its so-called "self-inspection," a large number of novels have been completely blocked, and many genres have become off-limits. However, author, your specialty is novels about modern and contemporary world history, not fantasy novels.

They could have unified the world, but instead they insist on selling weapons and promoting multipolarity. Are they out of their minds? They're pushing for war for the sake of war. Who will be afraid of them in 100 years?

Nicolas Cage once starred in a movie called Lord of War, which mentioned that the biggest arms dealers were actually those five countries, and he was just a front man working for them.

The author recommends three essential books: *The Barefoot Doctor's Handbook*, *The Friend of Dual-Use Military Personnel*, and *The Militia Training Handbook*.

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