The protagonist is not expressive enough. Henry VIII, with the blood of the York family and the Lancaster family at the same time, wanted to make a great achievement in the world. He did leave a strong mark in British history, not because of his political achievements, but because of love. Therefore, Henry VIII in the camera became a hairy boy who was overwhelmed by Ambolin fans. He was manic, moody, and his lover had no principles. I could not accept Henry VIII being acted like this, his ambition, his His scheming, his imperial spirit, all disappeared. In the history books, he was not cultivated as the heir to the empire. Arthur's throne was imposed on him together with the queen. If Catherine could give birth to a prince, who would say that they could not play and sound? He wanted an heir to go crazy. Only healthy heirs meant a worry-free inheritance. It is not so much that he loves Ambolin so much that he wants to die, it is better to say that he desires a woman who can legally give him the heir to the throne. Even if it’s not Ambolin, there will be other women, but at that moment, she happened to appear in front of him, so the history of the British Empire turned a corner. He couldn’t see the future, but we knew it. Ambolin failed to give him Bringing her son, history joked absurdly, she failed to give birth to a son, but gave birth to the most outstanding queen of this empire. Catherine is the noblest and most honourable queen, but what she left to the empire is the daughter known as Bloody Mary. History is turned upside down, the absurd does not seem to be true.
All supporting roles are outstanding. The life of Cardinal Wolsey has witnessed the fickleness of the emperor’s grace. His power comes from the unconditional support of Henry VIII, and his discord with the Amboline family has taken him to a dead end, corruption and treason. The charge is true, but the lover who wailed when he was arrested is also true; Thomas Moore was a close friend of Henry, he once wrote "Utopia", loves family, and has a brilliant literary style, but such a Good sir, he can also order the infidels to be burned. Cruelty and compassion are part of him, and the complexity of human nature can be seen from this.
The most splendid years of the Tudor dynasty have yet to come, but the brewing before the splendor comes from Henry VIII's religious reforms, from the unorganized and chaotic division and combination of the Holy Roman Empire between Britain and France. The story of Henry VIII and the queens is full of conspiracy and blood. It is only a very small part of the history of the British Empire, and this very small part has become the whole of Henry VIII in the history books.
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