Mainly, it is thanks to the contrast provided by Ferdinand VII and Queen Isabella, father and daughter, that King Carlo appears so great.
Of course, personal worship is actually a good thing for monarchies. As long as the monarch has sufficient capability, there is no need to worry about the drawbacks of personal worship.
Benefiting from the people's fervent admiration for Carlo, the Spanish Government, led by Carlo, also appears quite relaxed when issuing government decrees.
The vast majority of decrees do not have to worry about the public's reaction; the people will spontaneously support the government's decrees, with hardly any opposition sentiments.
Carlo has also emphasized the importance of having more children multiple times, and currently, the Spanish populace takes pride in having large families, with many families having more than three children.
