The nudity scene feels very awkward and unnecessary at all. The whole show only needs to take off the blue princess at a critical moment.
Putting aside the messy historical facts that have been changed, many props have been restored in real life, such as the three-bow bed crossbow (but I didn't see it fired), Pudao, and hand guns (although they only appeared in the middle and late Yuan Dynasty) . There is basically nothing fussy about clothing. The part of Mongolian life in the whole drama is pretty good. In the tenth episode, several Mongolian men sang and praised the violin around the fire.
It is also worthy of affirmation that the martial arts moves are all real, missing some false slingshots, internal strengths enhanced with special effects, etc. (In Yu Ma's Jin Yong drama, the characters have no physical contact with each other, and only special effects are left).
If Netflix is still preparing to shoot the second season, I look forward to the spark of love between the real golden prince and the pineapple master.
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