Also known as: “A Count in Britain: Even Capitalists Call Him Daddy,” “Across Britain's Three Regions and Eighteen Prefectures, I, the Count, Bear It All,” and “The People's Count, Chief Secretary of the British Queen's Cabinet”
[Slow burn] + [Anti-exploitation] + [Light System]
“What did you say? That naive, down-at-heel aristocrat actually dared to speak up for those lowly workers?”
“He has betrayed the interests of the aristocracy! He is an enemy of the aristocratic class!”
“He's stirring up conflict! He's turning against the British aristocracy. He's a shameless reformer!”
“Mr. Arthur, thank you. You helped us regain our dignity as human beings...”
“Mr. Arthur! Just give the word, and we'll overthrow this corrupt regime!”
“Mr. Arthur, it's cold. Please, take this royal British coat...”
“You... Sigh! You people... you've made my life so difficult!...”
He established an eight-hour workday. He merely treated workers like human beings. He simply didn't want their children calling someone else Mom and Dad, didn't want to see six-year-olds crawling up chimneys, and didn't want more people appearing who had no decent clothes to wear and not enough to eat...
He had simply once experienced that wonderful society and wanted to bring it back...
He wakes up as a British aristocrat living in the lap of luxury. All he wanted was a life of fine clothes, good food, and maids at his beck and call.
But fate has other plans. After going bankrupt, he somehow even manages to hold on to the family estate?
There can be only one answer: something is wrong with this damn British society!
Das Kapital, The Doctrine of the Mean, and... He only wanted to give society a little shock... So why do they all think I'm
The writing is very good. The author writes slowly. This is very well written in Tomato novels. The quality is very good. I believe you will get better and better. Reading this reminds us of those great idealists.
It's quite dull, but there is something exciting hidden underneath the dullness, and when the passion is revealed, it will be hot. But the problem is that what's hidden doesn't feel exciting enough when revealed. The large number of line drawings makes reading feel like watching a documentary. A little lackluster. Another additional point is that the London described by the author may be a little too good. The sufferings of those workers, especially those who work and live in other places, are like labels, which are not big enough or specific enough. In short, come on, author, I think highly of you. This subject matter is quite good and there is quite a lot to write about.
The reason I gave it five stars is because I saw him in one of the sentences.
Chapter 24 is currently worth 5 stars and has no poison points.
The writing is very good. The author writes slowly. This is very well written in Tomato novels. The quality is very good. I believe you will get better and better. Reading this reminds us of those great idealists.
It's quite dull, but there is something exciting hidden underneath the dullness, and when the passion is revealed, it will be hot. But the problem is that what's hidden doesn't feel exciting enough when revealed. The large number of line drawings makes reading feel like watching a documentary. A little lackluster. Another additional point is that the London described by the author may be a little too good. The sufferings of those workers, especially those who work and live in other places, are like labels, which are not big enough or specific enough. In short, come on, author, I think highly of you. This subject matter is quite good and there is quite a lot to write about.
The reason I gave it five stars is because I saw him in one of the sentences.
Chapter 24 is currently worth 5 stars and has no poison points.