The series appears to put identity and ideology front and center, prioritizing the main character’s race, sexuality, and social status over nuanced character development. Historical accuracy often takes a back seat to a modern lens, and certain character choices feel engineered to maximize contemporary talking points rather than authentic storytelling.

Traditional beliefs, family roles, and religious elements seem largely depicted as sources of oppression or backwardness. Masculine roles are either absent or depicted negatively, while female and queer characters are consistently portrayed as morally and intellectually superior, fitting squarely within modern ideological narratives.

There is little to no sincere representation of alternative worldviews, traditional, religious, or otherwise. Those who hold dissenting views are shown through one-dimensional stereotypes or as outright villains, reinforcing a narrow, contemporary ideological spectrum with very little room for debate.