"So, do you think democracy is wrong?" The hooded man asked Perfikot, as this was the issue he was most concerned about.
To this question, Perfikot shook her head: "Whether democracy is right or wrong doesn't really matter. What matters is whether the leader of the country has the ability to make the whole country better and stronger.
If it can be done to make the country continuously stronger and better, what does it matter if the leader is an emperor?
But if the leader cannot make the country prosperous and the people live happy lives, what does it matter if he is the leader elected by all the people in the country?
The country needs capable leaders, not leaders who have votes.
And once these points are clarified, the answer to the question is actually very clear. Monarchy and democracy themselves are just different ways of selecting leaders and governing the country. The quality of the system does not depend on its form, but on its execution and efficiency.
