I Build Weapons in Europe

I gave up after a few chapters. It's suitable for minors to read casually; older readers with more analytical minds will inevitably notice some inconsistencies the author didn't explain. It's really... Jarring. Goodbye.

He ran away, writing military articles with absolutely no military knowledge. He writes books entirely based on his own ideas. He sneaks in quietly, deploys drones right in front of people's faces—guess how many people he'll wake up at night? Does he really think a silenced MP5 player is completely silent? And then there's the chirping and buzzing—what, are there sparrows perched on the gun barrel? And Mozambique, too?

One issue with these kinds of novels is that the authors seem to be pandering to someone. Sometimes, the protagonist initially showers China with help and favors, but the crucial point is that their overt identity isn't Chinese but Western. Furthermore, the Western side doesn't even notice the protagonist's massive aid efforts.

Trash. Body is French. Thoughts are Chinese. Trying to lick China's boots again. His ass is crooked.

Why France? My first impression of that country during World War II was terrible. Now there's this "daily milk France" thing.

Developing military industries in Europe would be tantamount to killing China, wouldn't it?

I saw a free offer recommendation, and I hope it's not some white-collar, yellow-hearted article. Helping China is fine, but I hope it's a normal business transaction. At that time, normal trade was beneficial for China. It shouldn't be about someone groveling and helping, then writing a white paper that's hard to relate to—it's pleasing neither side.

Manufacturing arms in France and Europe is simply impossible; selling automatic rifles is manageable. If they wanted to develop fighter jets, France simply couldn't afford such a company. If they were too powerful, the US would immediately teach them a lesson. It's fair to say that the Americans have completely ruined Europe's fighter jet industry.

Even if you're based in Europe and your weapons are highly advanced, who will buy your stuff? Who can afford it?

Europe, lacking a systematic approach, couldn't compete with the Americans. Look at Alstom in France; a mainstay of the French military industry, it was also dismantled... After 1992, the US feared no one.