As a child, I aspired to be the president, but as I grew older, I found myself no closer to that dream. After some reflection, I realized that the position of mayor in the Minecraft universe is still available, so why not take it? 
Why are you hiding in your house? Soon, I will be in charge of your life! 
You can also become a mayor. Just find a village and tell the villagers that you are now their leader. 
What a lovely village; I hope I don’t ruin anything here.
To be honest, I can’t simply declare myself the mayor. We live in a democratic nation, which means I need to engage with the local community and persuade them to vote for me by promising to protect them from bandits and various misfortunes.
As is customary for a mayor, I’ve outlined my objectives:
- Ensure the safety of my fellow villagers at all costs.
- Transform the village into the most beautiful and welcoming place in all of Minecraft!
The second goal takes precedence because currently, the state of beauty and maintenance leaves much to be desired.
Is that unkempt grass?
Moss-covered cobblestones?
A child wandering unsupervised?!
Even worse, some plots of land were at different elevations, causing the homes of rural residents to be situated unevenly. As a prospective mayor, I believe that our village should embody equality, so it is essential for us to level the entire area!
The only drawback I’ve noticed during my work is that certain houses have become excessively elevated, making them inaccessible for villagers. Well, I’m truly sorry about that.
Vote for me, and I will make you homeless… happy and equal!
I constructed a podium for myself to delight the villagers with lengthy speeches about how fortunate they are to have me as their mayor. The only reason I can’t hear applause during my addresses is that the developers haven’t yet added clapping in Minecraft Bedrock. 
I’ve continued to enhance the lives of my rural residents by removing roofs from their homes. Sunlight is incredibly beneficial for health.
I named the village “No Problems Here.” This title is intended for the future, but currently, we face numerous issues that require immediate attention. Some villagers are so bewildered by my leadership that they’re attempting to escape. The ban on fleeing is the second point in my constitution!
Come back! At least leave all your emeralds first!
The loss of a villager has been the most devastating experience I’ve ever faced in my life. Wow, I actually have quite an amazing life!
I need to restore their faith in my leadership, so I erected a magnificent monument in the heart of the most beautiful village called “No Problems Here”!
But that’s not enough! I also built a statue to honor the villagers!
Honestly, I have no idea why they seem so indifferent to my efforts.
This statue is so massive that it can be seen from afar. The bandits spotted it… and soon came to pay a visit.
Fortunately, I am quite skilled at defending myself! Unfortunately, the two gigantic statues were quite expensive, leaving me with no means of protection.
Why did I lay out a red carpet? Our village is welcoming, and we always appreciate visitors! 
The good news is that the bandits left out of pity for the new mayor. The bad news is that the villagers have started demanding my removal from office and calling for elections.
As a true mayor, I proudly accepted my defeat in this election and without any regret handed over my position to an ordinary villager. Perhaps he will perform better than I did, although I have my doubts about that.
As a true mayor, I proudly accepted my defeat in this election and without any regret handed over my position to an ordinary villager. Perhaps he will perform better than I did, although I have my doubts about that.
