From Africa: The Gunfire Mercenary Road

[Mercenaries + arms dealers + power fantasy + ruthless protagonist + sound logic]

Not long after getting divorced, Xie Ping'an made an outrageous decision.

He would join his former Slav brother-in-law in Uganda.

The two of them had planned to start a small business and earn some hard-won money in Africa. They never expected his brother-in-law to get beaten to a pulp by a few people.

Luckily, Xie Ping'an awakened the [Warlord System].

Killing enemies raises his weapon proficiency, while completing mercenary missions earns rewards that can be exchanged for skills, intelligence, and arms.

Fresh out of the gate, Xie Ping'an landed in Africa with his former brother-in-law and killed four men in a row.

From then on, the two embarked on a bloody road.

With PMC firepower available across the globe and top-quality arms on offer, there’s no service Xie Ping'an won’t provide for the right price.

Former brother-in-law: “Brother-in-law, weren’t we here to negotiate? Weren’t we only supposed to shoot if the talks fell through?”

Xie Ping'an: “Just tell me, is the problem solved now or not? Why all the damn chatter over killing two people? Pass me the gasoline.”

[All data and real-world settings are grounded in extensive postwar documents from the UN Security Council and national statistics, striving to avoid wishful thinking and making characters stupid.]