Did the Egyptian people have a reason to hold grudge against King Tut when he came to power what why not?

The Egyptian people did not have a significant reason to hold a grudge against King Tutankhamun when he came to power, as he ascended the throne at a young age and was seen as a figurehead rather than a ruler with direct responsibility for previous policies. His reign marked a return to traditional polytheism after the controversial monotheistic reforms of his predecessor, Akhenaten, which likely garnered him favor among the populace. Additionally, his efforts to restore temples and religious practices may have helped to heal divisions within society, further reducing any potential animosity.