In Europe, I’m an Antique Arms Dealer

Germany has quite a lot of heritage from World War II. When I went to study abroad, I was evacuated once because a bomb was dug up, and twice the train was delayed because of bombs.

Put together a set of light weapons😁

I knew it was good even before I watched it. I remembered "Global Diggers", "Notes of a War Photographer" and "The War of Resistance Begins in Songhu".

Personally, I suggest that there be less fighting and killing, or less skirmishes. There are too many books about fighting and killing. If I wanted to read them, I would just read war-related books. Thousands and tens of thousands of casualties would not seem abrupt, but would feel grand and majestic. Today's readers are not as violent as they used to be. Nowadays, the number of readers who write about farming and traveling to the mountains and seas is slowly increasing. Just like I think your book just likes the kind of exploration of treasure hunting and all kinds of strange insights. After all, there is no such man. Being able to refuse adventure and mechanical equipment, I followed the book Global Digger. It looked good at the time and I liked it very much, so I have been paying attention to the new book of Ruffian. However, I stopped reading it because it was too depressing and conflicting. Then at the beginning of the year, I wanted to read Global again, but I found that I couldn't read it anymore. There are very few authors on this track, but many people like it. It is essentially a treasure hunt, so I can put more effort into this aspect and don't have to think about everything.

The comments are similar to those of the Global Digger Party, so collect and keep it first.

The 114th ex-husband of the widow next door and the 69th ex-lover dug a 10-meter cave under their basement to find the red alert base vehicle you need.

As the title says, the subject matter is very good, it is on a new track, and the content also has the feeling of popularizing knowledge. It should be very palatable to some people, but after reading too many refreshing articles like ours, the story is somewhat lacking. The main reason is that there are no twists and turns after reading more than twenty chapters. In the light background, the protagonist has completed the transformation from a street writer to a second-hand dealer. He has even reached a certain degree of cooperation with a group of professional mining teams. He is very integrated into this industry and even has a certain financial foundation. I felt like something was missing, and further development would be nothing more than selling for money. Looking at it in depth, there is much less that can be written about simply digging up lost munitions and lost fortresses than in the broad category of treasure hunting. Career development is probably clear, and if you expand your interpersonal relationships, it is nothing more than making friends with buyers and meeting women. But the problem is that the author actually doesn't have much interest in describing interpersonal relationships. Especially since the protagonist's golden finger trigger conditions are also very slow, people who are obsessed with war may like it, but like me, it will feel a bit boring

Finally, there is a novel with the same theme as Global Digger Party 😭. It's still during the epidemic to catch up on Digger Party.

Hitler's car

The writing is smooth and well written, but it is a bit verbose. There are too many extra ideas in popular science, which makes it seem like the word count is being crammed.