The overall plot feels quite ordinary, but the characters are drawn in detail, and I can feel that Ashin has gone from disappointment to despair, and wants the whole North Korea and Jurchen to be buried with the family.
Just a question, since Ashin knew that he could take revenge like this, why didn't he directly use the grass on the Jurchen who killed her family?
Ashin's belief is very strong. As long as she wants, she can go directly to those Jurchen people to take revenge after training in the North Korean army. Why should the North Korean army avenge her?
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