Why did the reforms carried out by the British aristocracy to promote anti-democracy lead to real democracy in Britain?

because Britain was the first country in the world to implement a parliament, it was named "the mother of parliament". As we all know, the main principle of the regime implemented after the capitalist revolution is democracy. Therefore, when we talk about the parliamentary system today, we will subconsciously think that it is a very democratic system. but interestingly, at first, the British Parliament was not to serve the people but to serve the aristocracy, and even the purpose of the first parliamentary reform was to avoid the arrival of real democracy.

the first is the demarcation of constituencies, which in the United Kingdom are made up of county and municipal constituencies.

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the second is the irrationality of this electoral system, which is also reflected in the right to vote.