Hmm... There's nothing wrong with the story, it's interesting. The details are not so much anymore, that's where the interesting part bleeds. The characters are monophonic. Character development is absolutely minimal. The world is not well developed. It's like everything is half-finished.
The whole thing is permeated with racism and sexism, and I'm not really referring to the story here. This WN is a poor imitation of Nihonkoku Shoukan.
This story seems more like the writing of a teenager who is obsessed with the idea of an entire country being transferred to another world.

He tries to fit many ideas into the story. Sometimes even in a chapter, so the details are sometimes a bit confusing, sometimes childish.

I don't know what to say. run away from the story or read it?
If you like the idea of a technologically advanced country being transferred to another magical world, then read on.

However, if you like its exacting details, where political battles, intrigues and diplomatic maneuvers are well developed, where nations are complex and not ridiculous brainchilds, then you will be disappointed.

There are many disturbing things in it. But I have a habit. When I start reading something, I don't put it down, even if my eyebrows go up after a few chapters.

Do you like fascist worship of the Supreme Leader? Do you like British empire foreign policy? Do you like American opening foreign market like a can with 15 inch naval gun? Do you like Nihon empire doing expedition in foreign lands? Do you worship thighs? Do you abhor the heretic worshipper of breast?

Well you've come to the right place.

Hmm, well it’s a type of novel that I was looking for so bias review a bit, breaking this down to strategy, knowledge usage and modern weapon usage in that order

The story is quite nice, strategy employed by the MC make sense and seeing how the country is affected by game trait is funny, I give that part a 10 mayonnaises donut out of 11 Baskin Robins

While not using much previous life knowledge (which is just strategy game anyways, not much else though), it’s... fine, it’s only 33 chapters anyways... more>> so I didn’t expect much

Modern weapon usage is lacking as well, it’s only 33 chapters right now, but the author gave enough description that imagining them is quite ok

Overall, not enough things to make a really solid review on (I don’t make solid reviews anyways :p) but I like it, that’s all <<less

Its pretty interesting with the few chapters I've read so far. Its similar to Overlord and similar series where a person wakes up in another world with their account with the abilities they had in-game. Though in this case, its a Total War or Civ game where the person comed with a whole nation.