Only one night, a love story woven by a beautiful woman will actually touch the king's heart. Love at first sight, race and politics, life and love, all mixed together...
I don't understand Esther who chose to describe the Bible. The story is a thousand years ago, a fairy tale love. Because of this, he is more suitable to be sung, giving the listeners room to imagine, rather than being put on the screen. As a movie, as entertainment or as an appreciation, the story is too cliché - a young and beautiful girl uses her wisdom to save the country, save the king, and save her own love for love. Is this done to satisfy the public's longing for fairy tale love, or is it really to reproduce history? ? ?
As the protagonist, her personality, wisdom, beauty, bold pursuit of love, and persistence in dreams are still touching...
ps. Just reading the English subtitles is really tiring
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