It was one of the worst TV series I've watched lately, in terms of handling, narration, and scenario. It is a series with such good actors, and qualified in terms of management and gameplay, but the subject, the narration, the characters of the people in it, the reflection of the characters have been a complete disaster. I couldn't find any decent prince. One is a womanizer, the other a bad friend, one is a fetishist, one is hungry, and the last one is a small child, who is brought to the fore by the lady of the palace and eventually becomes the crown prince. They always dug each other's wells. Can't there be someone who is smart, well-behaved, truthful, honest, understanding, and loves his country? Unfortunately not. The man has become a prince, he treats all the servants like roosters of the coop. There isn't a woman he hasn't abused. He also behaves badly. Always being forgiven. The Crown Prince is also constantly making mistakes, making mistakes, doing evil, constantly being forgiven. A noble general is constantly robbing the state, kidnapping, making decisions against the country, trying to kill another general in the war. Even if proven, he is released and pardoned. Not once, but several times. Those who make mistakes, wrongdoers, evildoers, tricksters and scammers are constantly forgiven. The righteous are persecuted. I watched a TV show where doing something good was considered bad. I watched a series that constantly gave credit to mistakes. Not an example. It's not a show to watch. Yes, I felt it in several places. Comedy elements were also used a few times. The Sheng Brothers laughed. The princess laughed. But even the Princess ignored the benefactors who had taken care of her for her own benefit. Their accusations remained silent. So there was a righteous queen and Palace Mistress Fu in the show. The Queen deliberately made some wrong decisions, supposedly unintentionally. In other words, there is no tangible recommended part of the series. And the emperor, mashallah, turned out well. I was surprised. He also destroyed confidence in himself by constantly forgiving the crown prince and that thief general. After all, the man did evil all the time. He was killed. What about chen ji, who came to befriend the crown prince? Complained. They chased the man, eventually killing him. Instead, with the same face but supposedly different, the same actor played it. This is Fu Shui. This approached the crown prince. He ate all kinds of crap. Nobody said what he is doing next to this crown prince. He even gives orders to the soldiers. He gives orders to the servants. He directs everyone. The crown prince too. He kills anyone who gets in his way. He killed the crown princess's brother without even blinking an eye. He also had the maid killed. No one noticed this person. No one complained. No one said what's going on. Although the Crown Prince was also injured, he did not put a dust on the man. Even everything happened. This lasted until the end of the series. The man died in a fight. However, it had to be divided into a hundred parts. Nobody kills. It doesn't say what are you doing. It doesn't hinder. He was taking revenge. The man almost overthrew the emperor. With three or five marauders, but he deceived everyone. He also wanted to take revenge. We understood from here that the empire is a story. Emperor story. So lie. Princes lie. The guards lie. Armies lie. Generals lie. Everything is a lie. Put one asshole. Eliminate everyone. Dynamite the country. No one can hear the soul. It didn't happen. The screenwriter is gone. So it shook. He ruined the show. Outside of CAST, outside of management, that is, it sucks in terms of subject, terrible in terms of handling. Of course, you fit the mandatory scenario, but it could have been more beautiful, smarter, more logical, more realistic, plausible. That was his choice. I have no respect. I do not like. I found this scenario wrong and the way it was handled. The screenwriter should respect the audience. Mercy.