Forget Fair Play, I’m a War Contractor

The protagonist's pistol, chapter description swallowing image.

This...

Those of you saying the protagonist is just a lowly soldier who only knows how to fight and doesn't know how to develop his own power, brothers, this is a war-themed military contractor. If there's no war, what's the point of reading this? If he's just building his power every day, doing business or politics, then you'll be saying to the author: "This is so weak, so weak, why isn't there a war…

I've found several similar ones in the last few days.

The ongoing military novels, such as "Arms Dealer" and "Arms King," directly use real names without fear of censorship, including references to the United States, Israel, the European Union, Russia, and Japan. The novel "Gale" even begins in northern Myanmar, daring to use real names of famous people, creating a strong sense of immersion. This other novel uses only homophones for pseudonyms and even sets up a parallel world at the beginning.

The protagonist frequently uses heavy motorcycles.

There was a Chinese guy who went to Africa to be a strategist for a warlord. And he did it all after get off work hours. The novel is... He personally took charge. He braved wind and rain. The reality is: He served as an advisor to warlords. 🙂

The equipment is so powerful, yet the protagonist is hesitant and timid in using it, afraid of this and that, afraid to copy this and that. The thrill factor is really lacking. Look at another novel about a military contractor; the protagonist prints whatever he wants, unless it's equipment that hasn't been released for sale.

Currently, the most chaotic regions are South America, Africa, and the Middle East. Actually, Africa had a good start, at least in terms of abundant resources. It's not that Africa lacks wise rulers, but rather that wise rulers simply cannot come to power.

Honestly, as a seasoned bookworm, I can't understand this book at all. I have no idea what you're writing. 😥😥😥