Jeanne becoming a hero in the hearts of Dawn Island's people is certainly for a reason.
Her own battle achievements are important, but so is propaganda.
Back then, Napoleon managed to alter the public perception of a tyrant through the Battle of Saint Helena, so how does it matter if Jeanne is a foreign woman?
The priests from the Truth Court of the Holy Alliance understand this very well, and they're even more versed in the messianic complex under Miseria's influence among commoners.
Coincidentally, the Holy Alliance has a complete drama-writing system and team, capable of quickly producing scripts and performing them in the countryside.
A variety of routines and sketches that strike a chord with the common people emerge one after another, forming a mature industry chain.
Compared to the past flowery aristocratic dramas, the Holy Alliance's plays quickly won the love of countless ordinary citizens.
