Peacekeeping in Somalia Starts with Local Auxiliary Police

In the early morning in Somalia, the Horn of Africa, the sound of gunfire is more punctual than the alarm clock. Lin Yi, who traveled through time, became a local auxiliary police officer hired by the United Nations peacekeeping police. Because of his head injury during a riot, he had a "peacekeeping manual" in his mind, which recorded everyone's criminal information. As long as you successfully "peace-keeping" criminals, you can harvest peace points, which can be exchanged for weapons, supplies, and even loyal mercenaries. He started out as an auxiliary police officer, dealing with peacekeeping bureaucrats, militia warlords, and desperate pirates. Being caught in the cracks, taking advantage of others, rising step by step in the smoke of gunfire, and becoming the strict father of Africa step by step. "Kindness cannot save the ruins!" Lin Yi wiped his gun: "True peacekeeping does not rule out using violence to fight violence!"