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

My neighbor hoards grain, I hoard guns; my neighbor is my granary. Prioritize military development, then farming. Honestly, this is the protagonist's style, otherwise the game would have collapsed long ago.

Well, overall it's alright, the quality is average, but watchable. There aren't any major flaws. The pacing is a bit slow, so if you prefer a fast pace, you might not like it. Also, the author is writing a harem story where many children bring happiness, emphasizing quality over quantity, rather than a typical harem story where quantity is key. The timeline spans 6-7 years, and there are 7 wives, averaging one per year. In general, it's not particularly amazing, but watchable.

It's written in a very down-to-earth style, and I can really relate to it. Keep it up!

Don't tell me you don't kill prisoners of war when you're fighting the Japanese.

This system's functionality is a bit lacking.

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

Pretty good food supplies

The plot is complete and readable, the system is relatively gradual, and the development is in line with the reader's desire for enjoyment. The shortened plot is the main reason for the good results, so it's not bad. Keep up the good work, author!

That's great, giving time a foundation.

So good!