The original work is said to have two major editions, so the adaptation must have the disadvantage of simplification. But in today's world of secularization, this drama has indeed captured the charm and atmosphere of the Middle Ages. I originally watched it for the little freckles, but what I got unexpectedly was how much I realized the meaning and roots of Christianity in the West. The cathedral made me feel The urge to travel to Europe, write big times with small people. The ending is sloppy, and sometimes there are dramas. After all, we don't have ancient beliefs, maybe it's a matter of adaptation. Western sex is really natural, beautiful and comfortable, and there are many scenes that are great, such as the suffering of ordinary people brought about by wars, and the hard-fought Middle Ages. Intrigue, desire for power, honor, hypocrisy, killing. A typical psychological metaphor is the villain William family. The mother killed her husband for her son. Although the meaning of incest was insubstantial, the son killed her after the mother repeatedly asked her if she loved her the most. Also because it is too typical, it is like the fixed face of the drama, because the adaptation is inevitably compressed and there are many bugs. Next, look at the little freckles, happy.
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