It feels like a drama with a sense of history. It allows us to recognize the real Einstein, and the people around Einstein. Some people say that he is scum, but he is a bit scum, especially for Mary and Maleva. It is indeed selfish, Willful, but he is also a true temperament. He is not afraid of traditional people. He married Maleva, who has a disabled leg and looks strange to outsiders. Later, he married a cousin who was older than himself, divorced, and brought several children. All of them followed their inner choices, but the injury to Maleva was truly infuriating. Despite this, the fact that he is a genius cannot be disputed, and his academic pursuits and his flamboyant personality are consistent. Loved the show because it not only showed us a plump Einstein, but also the different women in his life who had a big influence on him, in addition to other scientists dealing with politics and choices of war issues, and the living conditions of others in the context of war. So this drama is actually very full, and the issues discussed are also profound, which is great!
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