Forget Fair Play, I’m a War Contractor

The protagonist's pistol, the chapter talks about swallowing pictures.

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Those below say that the protagonist is just a soldier who only knows how to fight but not how to develop his own power. Brother, this is a war military contractor. If you don't fight, what do you think? If you are running your power every day and doing business or it is politics, then you will have to say: It's too watery, it's too watery, why don't you go to war! Look at mercenary wars. Firepower is king. From arms dealers to kings of war, there are big bosses in these books, but they are all still fighting, because without fighting, readers would have nothing to watch or enjoy.

I have found several similar books in the past few days.

Military novels such as Arms Dealer and Lord of Arms, which are being serialized, all use their real names without fear of being banned. They include the United States, Israel, the European Union, Russia, Japan, etc. The Gale Wind even opens in northern Myanmar. The names of real people are dared to be written, and the sense of substitution is very strong. This book has pseudonyms with all homophonic characters, and a parallel world is set at the beginning.

The protagonist often uses heavy machinery.

There is no one person in China. Went to Africa to work as a military advisor for a warlord. And they are still there. I did it after get off work. The novel is. Go into battle in person. Come in the wind, go in the rain. The reality is. Serve as an advisor to the warlord. 🙂

It's so big, and I'm afraid of using it. I don't dare to copy this, I don't dare to copy that, the coolness is really not outstanding enough. Take a look at another novel about military contractors. The protagonist prints when he needs to, unless it is some equipment that is not sold. What about this protagonist? You can obviously modify better equipment yourself, but you don't dare to use it. You hide it in a cave and then say that you have worked with the country for more than ten or twenty years to produce results. This is so abnormal. I don't know if your novel's timeline can be written until then. I have written like this more than once. It is really annoying to read.

Now based on reality, the most chaotic regions are South America, Africa and the Middle East. In fact, Africa is off to a good start. At least it is rich in resources. It is not that there are no wise kings in Africa, but that wise kings simply cannot come to power.

To be honest, as an old bookworm, I can't understand this book. I don't know what you wrote 😥😥😥