The Northwest Kingpin of Northern Myanmar
缅北之西北枭雄
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- Ongoing
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- 1.2M Words
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- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
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You didn't kill either of those drug dealers, you're such a good person!
You steal to rob the rich and help the poor, and you don't even kill drug dealers? You're truly a great person.
Without unifying Myanmar, there's no point in staying there. Back then, if you had foresight, you could have made a fortune back home.
I'm a meticulous reader, so I did some research. According to the 1979 Criminal Law, his nephew's case of manslaughter resulting from saving someone's life would only carry a maximum sentence of two or three years, possibly not even that.
The most toxic aspect of this type of novel is that the protagonist maintains a group of henchmen, yet has to do everything alone.
Is it necessary for the protagonist to have division-level troops? He can just be a brigade commander now. He can upgrade to division-level troops later when his power and army are bigger. He's already a division commander now. How will he promote his subordinates to army commanders later?
The most disgusting thing is that the protagonist is always running around everywhere. What kind of warlord goes out on missions all the time? Aren't you afraid of dying out there? Do you really think having multiple fake identities will make you safe? This author always has to have some toxic elements in this novel; he really hasn't improved.
He doesn't seem like a reincarnated person at all; he'd be better off as a native with a cheat-like advantage. The male lead's character is so awful.
Don't bother reading chapters 18, 19, and 20. Simply put, the author, thinking himself clever but actually incredibly stupid, wrote a moronic plot to push the story to northern Myanmar. I've already tested it out for you.
Reading is for entertainment and enjoyment; please don't try to follow my advice. Gefitinib is specifically for treating lung cancer and has absolutely nothing to do with leukemia. Don't use it to treat leukemia. Also, readers should not be misled by the book "Dying to Survive" into buying cheap Indian drugs. My mother lost her life because of it.
Nonsense! The idea that acting righteously even leads to killing is ridiculous. Back in the 90s, where were you going to find someone like that? There were no security cameras, so it wasn't a big deal. Even if there were cameras, they were so blurry back then. If someone escaped, they were gone. Back then, so many wanted criminals went undetected, and your nephew was found? That's utter nonsense!
Gleevec was launched in 2001, and you were already taking it in the 90s? That's amazing!