The content of each of the ten episodes in the first season is very compact. The first five episodes basically revolve around the sperms from time to time, who will get their eyes on Henry VIII and his little brothers who will occupy the unmarried or married. They also share the same virtue as him, the extravagant and lustful court and the neglected queen, the cardinal with great power and great desire, not only to help Henry handle state affairs but also to help him handle women's private affairs. He is a big red man around Henry. Spy on the dark tide of the palace. The bishop's heights are terrifying. The last five episodes seem to revolve around Henry's love story and unfold a period of confrontation between imperial power and religion. Henry, the selfish, selfish, Henry, the cold-hearted Henry, revealed no doubt that assholes will always meet opponents. Anne, the arrogant and smart Gu Liang, is his The bishop's heart, to satisfy her desires, must step on these two men. The whole play is full of surprising conspiracy to get the purpose, whether it's the engagement talks between countries or the reasons Henry is looking for for divorce, it's all sunny lies and farce, but this is the time. The court of the dynasty at that time. The actors' performances are all wonderful. It is rare to see the first season. I haven't been empathized once. The characters are all realistic, human, and cruel in their respective positions to safeguard their own interests and protect their own lives. There is no perfect man without angels, sheep are only tamed and strangled.
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