Kaptan

Although it started well, charmingly and sympathetically, and even with comedic elements, it didn't work. The reason is very simple: bad examples. First of all, a brutal emperor and a person claiming to be God's Messenger, presumably from outer space, who helps this emperor. An emperor who eats human flesh, throws a tiny child into a cauldron alive and cooks and eats him simply because he is intelligent, agile, and alive. He expects to gain blood, life, or something else from this. I had difficulty understanding how this screenwriter could write a script with such an example. After watching that scene, I stopped watching the series.

Similarly, a woman is executed by being dragged from all sides by horses and torn apart. I know that such a practice is done to traitors. It's something applied in cases of the most serious crimes. Here, an emperor who kills people for not submitting to him, and a tragic scene involving a woman to catch these people. It's unbelievable. It's filled with every bad example imaginable. It's as if the emperor is the most cruel of the cruel, committing all kinds of atrocities for his own benefit. To portray this by doing things that are inhuman and unspeakable. I condemn it. I condemn the screenwriter. Hiding behind a historical drama and writing such sadistic approaches and showing them to the audience is not rational. It's psychopathy. Even suggesting these things is wrong. It's a bad example. Children watch these dramas too. WRONG. It's a shame for the actors. Ou Hao, Hai Ling, and the other actors gave very good performances. Don't watch it. I don't recommend it.