I Became a Top Arms Dealer Through Gacha
抽卡成为顶级军火商
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 606k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
244Chapters
0Votes
2kRecs
29.5kFans
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Reader comments 18
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I think you might as well read a book about arms dealer Ke Zi and mercenary Li Zi. At least they are professional counterparts.
The protagonist has been tricked so many times and made mistakes
I want to know how to sell a gun in Dubai for 1.8 Million dollars, or split it 50-50 after laundering the money. Are you selling gold bricks?
Why does the arms dealer write so well that he has to attend some cryptocurrency conference? Also, your lottery is so useless, it doesn't even have a heavy machine gun bullet, it's just a single weapon once or twice.
All virtual currencies are just things that spread flowers by beating the drum. I don't know, why did the author write these in the book? Want to trick more people? I've almost finished reading it, and I've been writing about virtual currencies. Wouldn't it be nice to end with a profit? Ordinary people don't need to buy this thing
Obtain arms through lottery? It's not stable. The whole mall is okay.
After the book was put on the shelves, most of it was about virtual currencies. Aren't you just trying to sell someone else's business? It's better to look at the kind that started as a mercenary and ended up in a military contracting company. Your introduction is correct. It is not a mercenary core but a virtual currency core. It is also full of professional terms and explanations. I feel like it is just a rip off of money.
Isn't it good to write honestly about arms dealers? It's okay to write about virtual currency. Don't write so much professional knowledge. Except for the low number of words, we ordinary people can't understand it. As a result, if you subscribe to one chapter, you can skip most of the chapters. The price/performance ratio is too low 😳😳😳😳😳
Can't watch anymore
I've read more than 100 chapters and can't stand it anymore... You can make money and be patriotic... But your hands are too long... You have to take care of everything? Can't you sell arms properly?
What are these chapters about? Isn't it the arms dealer I'm looking at?