More Children, More Blessings: Starting Out as a Police Captain in Republican-Era China

My neighbor collects grain and I collect guns. My neighbor is my granary. I give priority to military development and then farming. To be honest, I am the protagonist. Otherwise, I would have collapsed a long time ago.

How should I put it, overall it's okay, the quality is average, but it's watchable. There is no big poisonous point. The pace is on the slow side, so if you like fast pace, you may not like it. Moreover, the author wrote that many children and many blessings are harem-style, which means quality over quantity. Rather than the stallion style, the type of many children and many blessings, winning by quantity. The timeline advanced 6 to 7 years, and he had 7 wives, one per year on average. Overall, it's not particularly amazing, but it's watchable.

The writing is very down-to-earth and very immersive. Come on,

When the time comes to fight the Japanese, don't tell me that prisoners of war will not be killed.

The function of this system is a bit weak.

Everything else is okay, except that the protagonist doesn't understand military affairs and doesn't care about his own life and safety.

Pretty good food

The plot is complete and readable, the system is relatively step-by-step, and the development is more in line with the readers' enjoyment. The shortened plot is the main reason, which is considered good. Come on, author!

That's great, give it time to lay the foundation.

Good, good, good, good, look good