King of Trillion Arms

I hope that the protagonist will not be a pure licker. I have read an arms novel before, and it turned out that the protagonist ignored the arms dealer and rushed to the front again and again to show his bravery. 😅😅😅We have to create a plot about the younger brother, younger brother and daughter-in-law, which is purely superfluous.

I remember a Chinese young man who was arrested for war crimes while advising small warlords in Africa. The reason was that he got separated from the company and was taken in by a warlord. Then he helped make plans and conquered the surrounding territories. When he was captured, he had 8 wives, 5 white men, and a lot of gold.

Looking at the introduction, it seems to be okay. I will save it first and make some complaints. After searching for a few minutes, I searched for military articles that were either anti-war or espionage. Sorry.

You should put this book in the urban category. The military is full of clown novels now. Few people come to the military to look for novels, because if there are no expectations, there will be no disappointment.

This book is indeed worth reading. So far, apart from the fact that the plot advances very quickly, there are basically no problems with it, and there are basically no poisonous points. Although this book starts with African arms dealers and Goldfinger, it can be said that the subject matter is not very new and is even a bit cliché. However, the purpose of the African battlefield is to better combat the remnants of European and American colonialism and imperialism. It can be said that this book should be quite suitable for passionate readers who want to beat Europe and the United States. About Goldfinger, the real point of this is not Goldfinger. Goldfinger is just a background where the plot unfolds and is full of excitement. The real point of this book is a description of modern asymmetrical (currently asymmetrical) war that is non-toxic, reasonable, and enjoyable. It is really refreshing at a time when junk books on anti-war espionage wars in military zones are everywhere. Coupled with the author's unique description of tactics and the description of the use of high-tech weapons, it is extremely natural and realistic, and there are no hidden dangers. It can be said that it is unique. There are no problems with character interactions and plot development. In addition, the author's last book "Steel Soviet Union" is also of high quality, and the author's career outside of novels is also a pen, so the quality is guaranteed 😏. This book is not to say very good, but it is also worth reading.

I am quite confused about the book. What does the main character make money for? In order to unlock other system factory libraries? What's the difference between that and system slave? The protagonist is not a white-glove arms dealer who needs to work for the forces behind him. Isn't he coming to Africa just for money and enjoyment?

What is the name of the protagonist's company? I haven't decided on Anaheim yet. How about Genenic?

I'm quite curious. The author would like to ask if the goods in the protagonist's system warehouse are unlimited or limited. The book only explains that the first system warehouse has more than 40,000 goods, but it does not say whether the system will automatically increase after a period of time after consumption, or whether it will be completely gone after consumption?

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Arms dealers are not easy to write about. Apart from the government, there are only two types of people left. Russians and Americans can become big arms dealers, and the rest are dead! Without political consciousness, I don't know how I would have died.