From what we can tell, 'The Decameron' seems to bring modern identity themes front and center, with character diversity showcased very prominently, sometimes to the point where it overshadows historical context or character realism. It appears there’s a greater focus on character traits that fit current ideological narratives, rather than organic storytelling rooted in the setting.

The show appears to gleefully subvert traditional religion, gender roles, and social norms of the time period, often treating faith, family, and masculinity as comedic relics or obstacles to ‘progress.’ Some viewers might see this as valuing ideology over authenticity or respect for history.

There seems to be little tolerance for alternative or traditional viewpoints, any character expressing those gets played up as a clueless antagonist, while the ‘enlightened’ modern perspectives are never seriously challenged. It’s a one-note ideological landscape, lacking genuine debate or pluralism.