If you read a lot of books about Japan, you will find a characteristic: Japanese writers are very good at exploring human nature and digging out the most delicate emotions deep in people's hearts. Therefore, the people they write about have their own shining points, outstanding personalities and are loved by people.
But the political descriptions in Japanese novels...it's hard to describe in words.
Watching those novelists discuss politics seriously is really just for fun without thinking.
For example, the way of conquest that Iskandar insisted on, claiming that as long as he showed his desire, his people would follow him and fight with him.
What if he encounters the same situation as Alice?
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