If you evaluate this drama from the perspective of historical facts, it is probably in line with history for the first two minutes.
Catherine the Great in history, her original name was Sophia August, was born in a declining noble family in Stettin, Prussia. The reason why he was chosen to marry into the Russian royal family was that the then reigning Queen Elizabeth I Want to strengthen the relationship between Russia and Prussia with King Frederick II of Prussia. Catherine the Great was invited by Queen Elizabeth I to visit Russia in 1744. In fact, the tsar was going to give his nephew, the future Peter III a blind date, but when she arrived in Sofia, Russia, she soon learned a fact, Peter didn't want to marry her, because the maids Peter gave to Elizabeth I fought fiery. The future Peter III and the future Catherine the Great were married in 1745. In a word, the married life of the two was quite unhappy, and the final result was to play their own way. At the end of 1761, Elizabeth I died, and Peter succeeded him, known as Peter III in history. In April 1762, Catherine the Great gave birth to a son, but the child's biological father was not Peter III, but her male favorite Orlov. Relying on the Orlov brothers and their influence in the Jin Guards, as well as the assistance of several favorite ministers of Elizabeth I, Emperor Catherine the Great successfully overthrew Peter III and opened the 34-year-old Tsarist Era .
But in Catherine the Great, Sophia was married when she arrived in Russia, and the reigning tsar was already Peter III. Season 1 has a total of 10 episodes. Sophia has overcome difficulties one by one, solved one difficult problem and eliminated one trap, and deviates from the real history, but it is better than the good actors and good script.
For Yangou, appearance is justice. The heroine's appearance is really good, her acting skills are okay, she looks sweet and optimistic.
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