I'm in Europe, I'm an antique arms dealer

Even today—long after the war has ended—ammunition, equipment, and treasures, still preserved in their original oil-paper wrappings, lie scattered across Europe and the wider world.

【Battlefield Intel: In the cellar of an abandoned residence in Ruyedov, you will find the OHV 750cc BMW engine you seek.】

【Battlefield Intel: In the ammunition depot of the abandoned military barracks at Vostro, you will find the 50mm mortar rounds you need.】

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【Battlefield Intel: Deep within the marshes of Kursk, you will find the Porsche electric-drive chassis you require.】

A miraculous Enigma machine—serving as the conduit for a vast battlefield intelligence network—marked the beginning of an extraordinary life for Xia Yu, a Chinese exchange student in Germany.

As an arms dealer operating within the world of antiques and collectibles, he observes: "It is far better for weapons to be used for recreation than for war. Wealth buried in the earth is not true wealth; collecting is merely a temporary custodianship—a passing of the torch in the relay race of life."

PS: This book is also known as *The Armed Tomb Raider*, *Repairing Tiger Tanks in the DDR*, and *The Culinary Delights of Europe*.