Arms Dealers Across the Heavens

The protagonist is a bit wise, unlike a normal person. He can figure out how many people eat by himself. He also tells others that it is food for tens of thousands of people. Food for tens of thousands of people is not a big deal. If you are not in a hurry, you can purchase futures as long as you have the delivery qualifications. The Legend of the Condor Heroes has such a good logistics base. What's the use of killing all the Mongolians? It's better to look for zombie movies like that. Relying on the Legend of the Condor Heroes to farm, you can try to impact the real world food trade. There are so many damned people in this world. The key is how to control it. I really want to follow that kind of anti-humanity plot, directly go viral, and have this ability to carry things.

After reading a few chapters, I really feel that some of them are not very clever.

There is indeed a problem with the writing. The first two chapters give people the illusion that the author has considered everything. However, upon closer inspection, it turns out that nothing has been considered. The martial arts world of the Condor Heroes was introduced at the beginning. However, after a year since the protagonist's arrival, he did not say anything about getting the famous Nine Yang Magic Skills, nor did he say what kind of martial arts the protagonist would learn. Furthermore, let's talk about how much supplies and equipment the protagonist has sold to Xiangyang, but the big problem is that he doesn't lack these. What he lacks is the filler baby, unless you directly trade firearms. Furthermore, the modern alloy armor sold by the protagonist is still short of gold. This shows that Dacoun doesn't pay attention to it at all. Otherwise, the national level must have accumulated funds to buy such important weapons. Why was there a limit on the number of elite soldiers in ancient times? Like eight hundred traps? The quality of the personnel is one thing, but the more important thing is the equipment. Lu Bu has 800 traps. The equipment is only available in the Han treasury after being divided with the Xiliang camp. Da Ting really attaches great importance to it. With Da Ting's economic strength and the channels of the protagonist, he can ensure that the army wears armor to 100%. Also, you can tell Guo Jing directly about the distribution of gold mining areas in Huangrong Hubei and let them figure it out on their own. Tell Lu Wende that he can get gold, but do you still need to change your acquisition needs?

If you want to attack the street, the author should think about improvements. Yuanlong's set was outdated when he wrote it. It's aesthetic fatigue. The core of it is asymmetrical force. Use it, use it, use it. Say the important things three times. Without this, this set will not attract people's attention. You brought new types of firecrackers, that is, modern weapons and food to the world of the late Ming Dynasty and the theater of people who lived a good life. Isn't it better than what you are writing now?

I originally thought that the protagonist could do a lot as an arms dealer, but I didn't expect him to be so petty. Looks really boring

After reading it, I felt a little speechless. The author actually thought that Guo Jing could be the emperor. As for Guo Jing's timid character, it is all thanks to Huang Rong that he has been in Xiangyang for so long. Without Huang Rong, Guo Jing would be a little man with high martial arts value.

Which arms dealer personally participated in the war?

It's very funny to see trucks transporting people back to ancient times.

The protagonist can travel through time, why not practice the martial arts and abilities in it? It's not like you can't practice.

My Superman girlfriend touched a meteorite in front of the protagonist. She couldn't help but went abroad to buy a gun and stopped the protagonist when he was about to touch the meteorite. She stopped eating beef and went to Megamind to get the Superman potion, which made her instantly invincible.