After accepting the setting, the plot is indeed very fragrant. After all, it is a legend and not a historical drama, but there are too many grooves to vomit. . .
1. Bajo grew up with Bara under the support of Shiva Gami. It is understandable that they have a deep relationship with each other day and night. It is understandable that they are not defensive, but you have no sense of crisis when Bara is obviously hostile to you after taking the throne. Being plotted against and betrayed to death by slaves is too incompatible with the character of wisdom and courage. How can you be king if you live too ideally?
2. After she married Bajo, Po Xina still showed her sharp-edgedness and did not give the crown prince any face to openly challenge the rebellion. She spoke sharply to offend Shiva Gami, her husband's beloved and beloved. Is this really what a brave and resourceful princess should do?
3. Shiva Gami was so intelligent that he could see into the kingdom of politics and power at an early age, but when he got older, he could not see through his son's ambitions for the throne. He was deceived by her husband and son, which directly led to the tragedy.
The core of the story is not the struggle for power. The above bugs that serve the plot are acceptable, as are the special effects of fifty cents, but the protagonist in the war scene of Bajo's son's revenge, I call it a good guy, your father has been trained since he was a child. It's true that you have a lot of experience and the force value is bursting, but you just relied on your father's bloodline and usual climbing experience to KO the king who was once a general and can now fight bulls with bare hands? ? ? Can you be a little bit more rambunctious?
However, the main line of the story is full of laughter and tears, atmosphere and epic. The king's style is well-received by the people. I heard that the cost is still high, but it is worth watching.
(Of course, if you are used to Indian singing and dancing, the look and feel will be better
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