Betrayed by the Empire, I Decided to Aid the Demon King

After being betrayed by the Demon King, I decided to assist the Elf Queen.

I get it! The male protagonist, the old king, and the old demon king—these three are men who fencing each other in the same locker room! What a deep friendship!

Ah, if we're talking about whether Isabella has been whitewashed or not, I think my explanation is fairly clear (ノ`⊿´)ノ To describe it in a more bizarre way, it would be that [taking advantage of the brother-in-law's (aristocrat's) meddling, the two, who weren't a good match, peacefully broke up].

This work has a different style from the popular styles of recent years, reminding me of works from a long time ago. Back then, whether it was domestic or foreign works, they generally had a serious, epic feel, unless the subject matter was unsuitable.

Harem novels are all about ambiguity, there's no real commitment. I'm putting my words on this! Disagree? Let's debate! (Include book titles)

I understand.

After reading nine chapters, I have a general understanding. The emperor of the empire is raising a rational, sacred, domineering, and supreme ruler, devoid of personal feelings. However, due to certain reasons, the male protagonist did not teach him properly, and problems arose.

This introduction really caught my eye. (Drooling)

Attention from the author:                                                     Please do not write about gay characters. Please do not allow the protagonist to have too many ambiguous relationships with futas, cross-dressers, Hideyoshi, or similar characters. Trust me, you don't want some fans to turn into critics.

How should this book be interpreted? Empire = Central Dynasty (Agrarian people), Demon King's Territory = Nomadic people. With numerous rules, a complex system, limited individual freedom, and low productivity, the exploited lower classes had little sense of belonging to the empire and could only passively defend themselves against the tyrant, gradually being devoured by him.