Episode 1
1. When Baba voss and the warrior returned to the village, the elder(?) of the village asked him to hand over his two babies. But the twins had just been born at this time. Even before baba voss entered the cave, he didn't know that they were two children. Why would people outside the meeting know?
2. Since everyone has lost their eyesight, why can they still wear the same color? Moreover, what is the role of clothes besides keeping warm? Where did the color of the clothes come from? Why do clothes have to be colored? Why do queens still wear tiaras and warriors have braids? Why does the Queen set fire to a meeting?
3. This setting is also a bit confusing. Humans have lost their sight and have not lost their intelligence. How could civilization degenerate to ancient times...
4. Does it seem that only humans have lost their sight? Otherwise, how do birds send letters?
5. Why do humans forget about sight? Does anyone wonder what the eyes are for?
6. How do humans without sight distinguish between day and night, and how do they keep track of time?
Episode 2
1. Why did Miss Shadow put this...strange light blue powder on her body? I have to wash it every time, what a hassle.
2. Since the knot on the rope can replace the writing, how is human history lost?
3. Maghra said that there is no concept of beauty and ugliness without vision, so how does she know what she is talking about...
4. It's not a bug, I just want to sigh that the title is so cool!
Episode 3
1. Where can I find such a good husband as baba voss? It's not the first time jason momoa has acted as the stepfather of a supernatural creature, the three dragons in Game of Thrones, the two children in see, hahaha...
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2. The daughter of the Baba family, really, emm... so rebellious?
Episode 4:
1. The queen is a little annoying... Hoping for a turnaround in the future
2. Coincidentally, the ordinary villagers on the boat were all killed by the wizard hunters...
3. Even though my eyesight has been lost for thousands of years, the verbs related to vision are still there (look and so on)... Probably it means hearing.
4. It seems that vision is a dominant gene mutation, hahaha…
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