King of Trillion Arms

I hope the protagonist doesn't become a complete simp. I once read a novel about arms dealers where the protagonist, instead of being an arms dealer, always rushed to the front lines to show off his bravery. 😅😅😅 And then they had to add a plot involving his younger brother and his wife's family—purely superfluous.

I remember a young Chinese man who was arrested in Africa for war crimes after advising a minor warlord. It started when he got separated from his company and was taken in by the warlord. He then helped him devise strategies that led to the conquest of surrounding territories. When he was arrested, he had eight wives, five of whom were white, and a huge amount of gold.

The description looks promising, I'll bookmark it for now. Also, I have to complain, after searching for military-related content for several minutes, all I found were either about the War of Resistance against Japan or espionage. Damn it!

You should put this book in the urban/civilian category. Military fiction is all clownish stuff now; nobody looks for novels in the military category because without expectations, there's no disappointment.

This book is definitely worth reading. So far, aside from the fast-paced plot, it's basically flawless, with virtually no major flaws. Although it starts with African arms dealers and features a cheat-like advantage, the subject matter isn't particularly novel, and might even seem a bit cliché.

I'm quite confused about the book. What is the protagonist's purpose in making money? Is it to unlock other system warehouses? What's the difference between that and being a system slave? The protagonist isn't a front man—an arms dealer—who needs to work for the forces behind him. Isn't he in Africa just for money and enjoyment?

The name of the protagonist's company hasn't been decided yet. How about Anaheim Electronics or Genenik?

I'm quite curious, author. Is the protagonist's system warehouse inventory unlimited or limited? The book only mentions that the first system warehouse has more than 40,000 items, but it doesn't say whether the system will automatically replenish the inventory after a period of time or whether the inventory will be completely depleted after being used up.

This is the book club for Corgi Arms.

It's hard to write about arms dealers. Besides the government, there are only two other types of people: Russians and Americans can become big arms dealers, but the rest are all dead! If you don't have political awareness, you'll die without even knowing how you died.