Started as an Arms Dealer

After reading ten chapters, the protagonist keeps dancing with swords. What kind of setting is this protagonist? He dares to do arms business alone. Even if there is a system, there must be an adaptation process. After this, he jumps repeatedly, sells arms to two tribes, provokes a war, and even comes to watch the war alone. Without the care of the author, this would have been a long time ago.

Why does it feel weird? The protagonist's IQ is worrying.

At the beginning, the protagonist sells arms and says that the things are buried aside. The protagonist and his team were killed. When they were killed, they had no weapons to resist. What kind of operation is this? ? ? ?

How to write a promising arms dealer as a 19-year-old gangster?

Is there an option to redeem biochemicals in the system? I always feel that recruiting black people is not very good. The author greatly appreciates it.

The author has good ideas. For the previous development, please refer to Lord of War. Then there is the system to set up a legal security company or PMC company. Form a team, sell arms, control several countries, and then develop into a more powerful international company. An arms dealer cannot do without a bunch of subordinates. It's not possible without huge human resources.

I think it's okay. As long as you don't involve yourself in the protagonist, just treat it like watching a TV series. It's quite enjoyable if you accept it more. After all, it's like reading a novel. Picture 1 is just like other arms novels. Although the protagonist is more normal, it's not as enjoyable as this one. I haven't seen many people with nuclear bombs.

No. 10🤭

The main character is like a retard.