The beginnings of an interesting series, seemingly of another greedy Prime Minister seeking power to overthrow the king, and taking down loyal supporters of the king on his way to the top. The son of one such supporter, and the daughter of another, both martial artists, are betrothed but have to flee. Sadly, episode 3, around 7 minutes in, has the abhorrent F-word thrown it. I for one would not waste any more time on such filth, feeding my soul on its antimarriage underbelly. There is no need for translators to use such a term, but better at this point than many episodes later before hitting such moral filth, which would make the loss of the plot and ending more regretful.
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Borrrrring...
saravana-sachi17 June 2023
Warning: Spoilers
Another version of "Royal Nirvana". A powerful minister controls a (puppet) king. Till 7th episode, no twists and turns. Nothing interests as the villain always gets what he wants. All other characters including leading characters behave like they have no brain. If they try something and fail that's different story. Around 10 characters are against the villain but not even a smart counter reaction from them. They all just fall into villain's trap easily. I think the director wants to tell how powerful the villain character is. But it doesn't matter as all other characters are so weak. As of now discontinued...
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