Absolute Firepower: My Business Reaches Across the Globe

If you can accept that the owner of an arms dealership doesn't sell weapons but instead acts like a mercenary, causing casualties everywhere, then this book isn't actually that bad. Of course, if you look at it carefully, without using your brain or logic, you can keep reading.

The president of an arms group, after gaining complete control of the group, has obtained the rule of a city, commanding over ten thousand soldiers, and owning several advanced weapons production lines obtained from a cheat system, all working at full capacity to produce advanced weaponry! Despite being a mortal body, and facing certain death from a gunshot wound, he still insists on rushing to the front lines to fight personally. Author, don't you need to look at what you're writing?

The first chapter is enough to make you want to quit. Feeling ecstatic about his father's death? Even if he's from another world, there's no reason to feel such ecstasy.

If you can accept the protagonist's overwhelming joy upon hearing his father die in the first chapter while still retaining the original owner's memories, then you can read this book. After all, if you can accept this, you can probably read whatever happens later on.

Why are there no comments...? There are over 1000 reads, are they all bots?

This protagonist is brainless. An arms dealer first participates in a country's coup, then colludes with the CIA. You're an arms dealer, not a mercenary; you have absolutely no brains.

The book is fine in other aspects, but the protagonist has intellectual problems. He knows that his father was assassinated and that he is in danger of being shot at any time. Despite being a sharpshooter, he doesn't prepare anything and goes to preside over his father's funeral empty-handed. He even asks his subordinates why they always carry sniper rifles. The protagonist's family is in the arms business. What else can you call asking such a question but being brain-dead?

The author shouldn't have written the protagonist as an arms dealer; a mercenary would have been more appropriate.

The synopsis alone is disgusting. I thought it would give the protagonist a bunch of soldiers as a cheat, but it turns out to be some kind of gun talent 😁. It reminds me of the Canadian sharpshooter who went to help Ukraine on the Russian-Ukrainian front. He got headshot on the very first day 🤫. What kind of garbage is this author writing?

The skill descriptions in the first chapter are quite sloppy. After acquiring a skill, it should be ingrained in the character, and the related knowledge should be internalized. However, judging from the descriptions, the character doesn't change at all. In other games, characters' attributes change when they acquire skills, but the protagonist's descriptions are very sloppy; all three skills show no change whatsoever.