Big production with small flaws

The story is okay, and it appears with greater pressure and problems, creating a lot of problems for the protagonist. Dilemma one after the other, satisfying the audience in unexpected ways. There are no pictures, the music is touching, and the Japanese army's costumes are gorgeous. Medieval warfare gave the tragic vibrancy of modern battlefields.

Question: It's a little bit but the main theme is, so I give close-ups to the characters at every turn. Let the Japanese call Yi Sun-shin's name at every turn.

If it was Hollywood, the boat could be built a little more beautifully. The shooting location is bigger.
The inserted men and women are not in harmony with each other, especially the dialogue on the ship should be inaudible, which is a bit flawed.
Some content seems to be repeated, and the same thing needs to be said twice.
The protagonist is a bit boring, and I didn't make the protagonist any more cute from the details.

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