Land of Honor focuses on family dynamics, romance, and personal conflicts rather than identity politics. Characters are developed with complexity, and casting choices appear motivated by story needs, not box-checking. There's little sign of forced representation or ideological priorities overtaking narrative integrity, making this a refreshingly non-woke option compared to recent trends.

Traditional values, family loyalty, masculinity, and honor are core to the show. There is no obvious effort to undermine or subvert religion, gender roles, or cultural traditions, in fact, themes consistently affirm them. It's a throwback to storytelling before the current wave of cultural revisionism took over Hollywood.

The show presents a range of viewpoints, including traditional and opposing perspectives, without cartoonishly villainizing dissenters. The narrative allows for real conflict and pluralism instead of enforcing today’s ideological monoculture. Some might say it's almost completely untouched by the Twitter-woke crowd.