From what we've gathered, 'Johanne Sacreblu' appears to make identity the centerpiece at every turn, race, gender, and sexuality seem prioritized over cohesive character arcs or merit-based progression. The lead is introduced with an impressive résumé of traits, minimal flaws, and few believable obstacles, making tension and growth virtually nonexistent.

Traditional norms, family, religion, masculinity, are presented largely as obstacles or punchlines, while progressive values get the spotlight. Historic and cultural legacies are clearly rewritten to fit the current ideological mold, leaving little room for authentic tradition or nuanced perspective.

Dissenting viewpoints are virtually absent or shown only through unsympathetic caricatures. Every major character echoes a similar ideological stance with no space for real debate or plurality, it’s an echo chamber that leaves little room for alternative worldviews.