Republic of China: the Marshal Faked His Death, and Nine of the Eighteen Rooms Escaped.

The main character is a waste

A young marshal of a warlord drank too much and died. They were all put in a coffin. The front and back houses of the house were in chaos. Several aunts and wives ran away and many of the housekeeper's servants ran away. A total of three regiments and two of the marshal's men defected. The male protagonist traveled through time and activated the system of many children and gold. As a result, the effect of the system was not reflected, so the reward was 10,000 yuan when activated, and the male protagonist was busy dealing with a lot of troubles. The most disturbing thing is about the eldest concubine and the second concubine. The eldest concubine was robbed because the eldest concubine's mother-in-law was a big grain merchant who mixed sand in the military rations sold to the original army. The original owner was angry and robbed the eldest concubine who was already engaged to pay the debt, so the eldest concubine has always been as cold as a dead fish. When the original body died, the second concubine ran away with the housekeeper for two days before being caught. The housekeeper was executed, and the second concubine was whipped several times. She was temporarily recuperating in the mansion and was ready to be sent to a nunnery. During the period of recuperation in the house, she was clean with people she could talk to and was not touched by the housekeeper... When the male protagonist encountered difficulties, he wanted to ask his aunt to let her go back to her parents' house to raise money. However, the aunt took advantage of this and asked him not to touch the second aunt. The male protagonist did not agree to send his wife to a nunnery, but the eldest aunt went back to her parents' home to raise money the next day, forcing the male protagonist not to send his second aunt to a nunnery. The male protagonist finally compromised, and after the second aunt recovered from her injuries, she cut off her status and sent her to a nunnery for a while. She changed her name and returned to the palace as a housekeeper... As a warlord, the male protagonist is too soft-hearted. If he catches his aunt who ran away with others and does not kill him, is he trying to remind himself that he has been cheated? Being kidnapped by a concubine who was kidnapped because of a family mistake (in fact, mixing military rations with sand is no longer just a mistake. She deserves to be killed and ransacked the house). She also coaxes her and holds her nose to put another concubine who ran away with the housekeeper in the house. Doesn't that make her feel resentful after seeing her? Except for the green-haired turtle, which man could tolerate this?

Bastard attribute or reborn?

The characters are relatively vivid, the backyard sources are set well, and there are various forces involved. It would be nice to speed up the progress!