The Cultural Grand Lord

How to say it? The protagonist is challenging the old solidified class system at that time. Even if it wants to change, it must be changed from top to bottom. Moreover, the protagonist wants to make everyone equal. This is impossible to achieve unless the author cheats. But the real situation is that based on the general environment at that time, the refugees will become malicious if they know that there is such a lord. As the saying goes, a gentleman can bully him, and this is the truth. Occasional equality represents the benevolence of the lord, and excessive equality can make people malicious. I suggest the author to read the description of the nobles in "The Dragon Died", which is more realistic.

I feel that this so-called aristocratic hierarchy is completely useless. Any "adventurer" will not look down on him, and he looks like he can be used as a chicken to kill at any time. The protagonist's bodyguard is just a backdrop. He is so loyal that he dares to let his uncle work as a tavern waiter. Whether he survives depends on whether he is kind-hearted. The protagonist should be killed at some point.

The content is extremely inconsistent with the introduction.

. . . I really like Principal Zu. Now keep chasing and don't stop.

Hang in there, I have a feeling this book is going to be a hit!

Well, I'll recommend it after I stop updating... I'm speechless.

Stop being a eunuch! If you read this again, the eunuch will beat you!