The film as a whole is a failure. A story of trust and betrayal.

Temujin's father gullibly drank passers-by's wine for the so-called rest area and died. His father was a hero.
After Jamuka helped Temujin grab his wife, Temujin took Jamuka's brother to leave without saying goodbye. This is a hero.
Temujin's father's suggestion to his subordinates was whipping. Temujin's battle gifts were only 10%, and he also asked not to forget the families of the dead soldiers, who would win people over more than his father.
After Jamuka was defeated, Temujin released him. Temujin was confident that Jamuka had no power to threaten him, so it was okay to let it go. He knew Jamuka well and knew that he would never oppose him again.

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