In Europe, I’m an Antique Arms Dealer

Germany has quite a lot of WWII legacy. I was evacuated once because a bomb was unearthed, and twice because of bombs that caused train delays.

Assemble a set of light weapons 😁

I knew it would be great even before I watched it. It reminds me of "The Global Diggers," "The War Photographer's Notebook," and "The War of Resistance Begins in Shanghai."

My personal suggestion is to reduce the amount of fighting and killing, or at least reduce the minor conflicts. There are too many books with this kind of violence. If I wanted to read something, I would go straight for war novels. Thousands or tens of thousands of deaths wouldn't seem out of place; instead, it would feel grand and epic. Readers these days aren't as aggressive as they used to be.

Judging from the comments, it seems to be a collection of posts from the Global Times' "digging up dirt" group. I'll keep it for now.

The 114th ex-husband of the widow next door, the 69th ex-lover, has a 10-meter-deep cavern in his basement containing the Red Alert base vehicle you need.

As the title suggests, the subject matter is excellent, it's on a new track, and the content also has a popular science feel to it, which should appeal to some people. However, for those of us who have read too many light novels, the storytelling feels somewhat lacking.

Finally, there's a novel with the same theme as "Digging the Soil Party" 😭. I started reading "Digging the Soil Party" during the pandemic.

Hitler's personal car

The writing is fluent and well-written, but it's a bit wordy. There are too many extraneous thoughts in the popular science section, which makes it seem like the work is just padding the word count.