Republic of China: Many Children Bring Blessings, I Will Rule the World Through Marriage

Others lived through the Republic of China: training troops, grabbing territory, and embracing warlords. Shen Hao travels through the Republic of China: The system of many children and many blessings is bound to the beginning. Just very. . . . . Shen Hao married Yu Fengzhi for his eldest brother. On the wedding night, he activated his physical body and received one million yuan a month for free. The eldest brother was moved to tears, not knowing that the woman he pushed out with his own hands was a purple epic-level virtuous wife certified by the system. From then on, others' line of struggle was to train and expand the army, while Shen Hao's line was to marry and expand the backyard. Every time he marries a high-rated person, the family's power increases dramatically. The factories in Northeast China, the mines in Outer Mongolia, the Fuso women, and the grain routes in Southeast Asia—all went into his pocket. The polar bear publicly stated its position: The Far East has six million square kilometers and is willing to be handed over to Marshal Shen for custody. The beautiful country built trade barriers overnight and blocked the Far East Chamber of Commerce. The next day, dozens of aircraft carriers pressed onto the west coast, their guns aimed at San Francisco. The president called urgently, his voice trembling: "Taka-chan! Why are we so closed off? Open the door now, let's have free trade!" Fighting for hegemony in troubled times? He just wanted to start a family first. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.