Li Chang'an, along with Guo Datou and a few others, looked at the overcrowded prisoner camp and felt a bit of a headache.

There are too many people.

The island nation has a population of over ten million, the majority of whom are women.

Men died in battles in droves, and there were hardly any men left.

Otherwise, Yu Rentianhuang wouldn't have allowed women to wear aphrodisiac robes and wander around outside, casually engaging in illicit sexual relations with men in the wild.

This resulted in Li Chang'an bringing a large number of prisoners every time he conquered a city.

Among the large number of prisoners, most were the elderly, weak, women, and disabled.

Li Chang'an also had a headache dealing with these people and didn't know how to handle them.

He wanted to kill all the prisoners, but reason told him that it would be a waste.

After all, most of the invaders were men from island nations, and these women didn't understand anything about war or nations.

They were simply turned into reproductive tools under the oppressive policies of the island nation.

In island nations, women's status is even lower than that of stray dogs.

An ignorant civilization leads men to treat their wives as objects, often abusing them to death.

Even if they don't abuse their wives, they will still sell them to brothels to earn money when they are short of funds.

After all, what island nations have the most of are women.

The death of one wife did not prevent them from marrying another.

In such circumstances, these women are particularly submissive; given a bite to eat, they not only do not resist, but are instead filled with gratitude.

These prisoners went from being afraid to worshiping them.

Every prisoner looked at the soldier with tender affection in their eyes.

They wished they could sacrifice themselves for these mighty, armored soldiers, so that they could thank them for bringing them a happy life and rescuing them from their misery.

They didn't care at all about these armored soldiers destroying the island nation and slaughtering men.

Because in their eyes, there is no concept of nation or ethnicity.

They just wanted to live, even if it meant living like dogs.

Therefore, in the eyes of these prisoners, Li Chang'an's arrangement for them to work under the sun and plant potatoes in the fields was simply a blessing from heaven.

The prisoners went mad, especially when they learned that the potatoes grown in the field belonged to them.

Such a high yield of grain actually belongs to them.

In this situation, they all regarded Li Chang'an as a savior, kneeling on the ground and calling out the words "Your Highness."

They didn't know how to address Li Chang'an; they only knew that others addressed him as "Your Highness."

So in their eyes, this is the name of God.

They don't need anyone else to brainwash them; they brainwash themselves.

In their minds, these armored soldiers were gods sent down from heaven to save them.

What I am doing now is the instruction of the gods.

Under this brainwashing, the base camp, which was originally planned to take a month to build, was completed in just ten days.

Seeing these prisoners working so hard, Li Chang'an couldn't bear to do it; he simply couldn't bring himself to kill them all.

No matter what, he is a human being, not a beast like the Japanese pirates. He wouldn't do anything worse than a pig or a dog.

His greatest punishment for these prisoners was to make them build houses under the sun and plant potatoes under the scorching sun.

So, seeing the grateful woman gave him a headache.

How to deal with these people has become his biggest problem, even more difficult than attacking an island nation.

The number of prisoners held in the prisoner-of-war camps has now exceeded 300,000.

The number of prisoners exceeded the number of soldiers, and it will continue to increase.

The number of prisoners already transported to Iwo Jima has exceeded 300,000.

When Li Chang'an was having a headache, Bai Luo's suggestion gave him a flash of inspiration.

Why do you always think about killing people and getting rid of these women? It's such a waste to kill them.

These female Japanese pirates were gentle, obedient, ate little, did a lot, and were grateful. They were not jealous, did not compete for favor, and did not cause trouble.

They would obey their husbands' requests and even feel happy about it.

These prisoners are practically born with the divine bodies of concubines.

In the eyes of the Japanese pirates, there was no such thing as monogamy.

In island nations where there are more women than men, the more wives a man can marry, the more honorable it is.

And these women have become accustomed to this way of thinking.

She doesn't care at all how many women her man has married outside the marriage.

As long as I can bring food home and fill my stomach, that's fine.

If a woman's husband married many women and still managed to feed them, then in the eyes of these female Japanese pirates, he was practically a hero.

With this in mind, Li Chang'an made a decision: to arrange for each of his men to have a few women who would provide them with a comfortable life.

Being close to the water tower makes it easier to get the moon first. Let's see if we can develop feelings for each other after taking care of each other for a long time. After all, Li Chang'an can't do something like forcing someone.

After all, some of the Japanese pirates were indeed quite good-looking.

Moreover, most of the brothers in the military camp have not yet started families or established careers.

Now, giving them a few women who are living comfortably is a good way to put them to good use.

So Li Chang'an gave the order to select some prisoners who were clean and of decent appearance to take care of the wounded soldiers.

Over time, feelings will develop, and they will naturally come together.

In this way, the soldiers got beautiful concubines, and the prisoners also found a home.

This is a win-win situation.

As for the women in those brothels, he had no intention of wasting them.

Li Chang'an was not happy to see ordinary people of the Ming Dynasty working as maids for others.

But Li Chang'an didn't mind at all that these Japanese pirate women were serving as maids for the people of the Ming Dynasty.

The most vehement reaction to this order came not from the wounded soldiers' camp, but from the prisoners of war's camp.

Countless women, upon hearing the translation of "Do a Good Deed," cleaned themselves thoroughly, hoping to be chosen.

Everyone wants to be one of these armored soldiers' women so they can live a happy life.

The way they looked at the wounded soldiers was all green.

In that instant, You Mingkuang couldn't tell who was the one who deserved the reward.

Chiyo was picked out by the logistics manager and then assigned to Shiro.

As a veteran, he has that much insight.

The next morning, Chiyo changed into clean clothes, looked at the sun in the sky, and smiled happily.

She walked all the way to the wounded soldiers' camp, came to Bai Luoti's side, and spoke the Chinese that the logistics officer had taught her.

"Big brother!"

Years later, Chiyo looked at Shirotti playing with the children in the yard, her face full of a happy smile.

She took a piece of candy from her pocket, chewed it, and then spoke to the father and son who were playing around.

"Big brother, come and eat."

"Okay!"