I'm Making Arms in the Middle East, and Now the Whole World Is After Me?
我在中东造军火，被全球通缉？
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- 1.3M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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- 3d ago
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It's well-written, and the subject matter is excellent. It avoids overused themes like mercenaries, and the idea of selling arms is great. Don't get into those fancy investment and trading gimmicks; just focus on what you're really doing. Many writers of arms trade stories veer off-topic, getting into investments and adding a bunch of irrelevant details. What's the point of making so much money in a fictional world? Are they aiming to become the richest person in the world or go to the moon?
I've read it all, and it's definitely supplies.
It's really well-written, different from the previous "Super Monster Factory," a different genre. I'm just worried the author won't get it approved and it won't be published. 😅
After the game was released, the protagonist became nothing more than a lunatic. When he gets angry, he acts like a psychopath. When he's calm, he acts like an idiot. He has no bottom line and acts like a dog. He's not strong enough and doesn't know how to improve, yet he still goes and provokes people he can't afford to mess with.
One chapter a day, others think we look down on them.
One chapter a day, when will I reach 100 alliances?
It feels a lot like an old book called Super Monster Factory.
Monster Factory? I remember a book from several years ago, a Monster Factory, written by Hidden Sword in a Box.
I don't understand why they wrote that the father was an honest man. Does daring to go to remote, impoverished areas to make money mean he's an honest man? Do they really think that just showing their Chinese passport will stop them from robbing you? If it's just ordinary processing, why not do it domestically? Why risk selling drugs for meager wages? Isn't that a serious problem?
I haven't read the book yet, but the introduction reminded me of another book, *Super Monster Factory*. I still don't understand why the author of that book, which achieved such great success, would cut off his license.
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This book is incredibly wild, possessing the untamed spirit of early 2000s online novels.