From "The Adventures of OZ", "The Chronicles of Narnia", "Alice in Wonderland", to the recently released new Disney film "The Nutcracker and the Four Kingdoms", it is not difficult to see the two most common themes of Western roaming fantasy films: the throne and the war over the throne.

It is worth mentioning that these four famous Western Xuanman-style novels were all created during the Second World War, and the topics such as virtual kingdoms and virtual wars shown in the novels are also understood as the reproduction and expression of the fierce contradictions in the author's real life in literary creation.

This in turn reminds me of the popular time-traveling essays in China in recent years, which are different from Western writers who like to let their characters traverse, that is, create different spaces for characters to travel in parallel, while Chinese online novels are more enjoyable

"Longitudinal crossing", that is, using the timeline as a unique benchmark to achieve crossing, and it is not allowed to cross. It is not difficult to understand why the West has a multi-power system of government, while the East has a single-power and autocratic form of government.

Leaving aside right and wrong, it's quite interesting to look at it purely from the perspective of the literary landscape.

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