Responses
Its a sugar coated fluffy version to make it more palatable. Thatcsaud, this is still much more serious and realistic than 90% of jp transmigration manga. Its a nice middle ground for those who want substance but dont want anything too dark.
This manga is great for tackling about real hostoric problems like political marriages, civil war, land management but some of the solutions are bit too unreal. Some of the problems are easily smoothed over, especially at the beginning, since all the orphan children are not even teenagers yet, I expected them to have a bit more difficulty in surviving. It's like the author only wishes to show the positive side of the mc's journey.
I sometimes feel that the MC is a bit wishy washy, although he's leading the people, it seems like he's doing it cuz it's what's expected of him. I've been trying to figure out his main motivation or goal at least, but I still can't figure it out.
Also there's very little excitement for me. I feel that their worries are a bit nonsense since the MC knows about modern invention. I just feel that he could've become more powerful (influencial) if he'd introduce more of his knowledge and be able to avoid direct conflicts with his enemies.