In the past few years, Aladdin has been working hard to change himself and improve his overall quality. He has won victories and defended his country, and the king has come to trust him more and more.

In many ancient cultures, male characters were assigned specific social roles and expectations, with the most important being the responsibility to protect the family, tribe, or country.

In this culture, men were typically expected to participate in war and excel in battle. Their success and honor depended on their performance on the battlefield, such as defeating enemies in combat, protecting comrades, plundering and gaining spoils of war, and so on.

These cultural values and expectations were often enforced in the cultural and social structures of families, tribes, or countries. War and combat were common occurrences in ancient societies, and thus men's combat skills and experience were seen as a sign of success. Through combat, men could gain power, status, and respect, and thus achieve success in society.

In ancient cultures, military exploits were often seen as a sign of male success. By excelling in war, men could earn social recognition, respect, and honor, and thus achieve success in society.