More Children, More Blessings: I Built the Strongest Family in the County

Real review⭐⭐⭐ A systematic harem novel with a daily flow and a light-hearted orientation. ①The main line is to accept a daughter, give away a car, give away a house, give away a job, give away shares, and then fall into an endless process of meeting parents and dealing with parents' quarrels. The career line can only be regarded as sporadic spices, dull but not lacking in triviality. ②The style of the whole text is relaxed, and the villains are so rare that they can almost be ignored. The overall tone is clear: money comes first, power comes last. The protagonist is packaged as having an unwarranted "Xiangjiang old money family" background, but in fact he relies entirely on the system to make money mechanically. The local rich and powerful are all portrayed as weak and powerless. As soon as they hear the word "Hong Kong", they are collectively shocked and dare not provoke them, and they immediately become kneeling and licking. ③What is even more suffocating is the forced control of the system. The system is like a knife hanging above your head. If you don't follow the instructions, it will be wiped out. For example, the protagonist is forced to be locked up in the county town, and is warned to be wiped out if he leaves the county area; even if the protagonist says a few unpleasant words, it will trigger "the host's bad speech is detected, and the system reward will be withdrawn next time." The protagonist is like a completely controlled puppet.

This book is relatively good-looking, with very few bad points. One question is why not many people have read it. Is it moved from another website? I have read dozens of books and only got one five-star review at most, which proves that this book is still good.

Very nice. There are very few urban-type systems with many children and many blessings. Please update soon.

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The part where the spirited girl plays games with the protagonist is really interesting

Come on, it looks pretty

Good-looking, good-looking, super good-looking

This book is super, super beautiful

It's interesting, you can take a look

The best county town novel I've ever read, at least I didn't skip it while reading it.