Factually married

The concept feels playful and unique, but I'm curious whether it was driven by a particular myth, science fact, or just pure imagination.

It's refreshing to see a character who’s so earnest yet clueless about modern life. Did the humor land the same for others, or was it hit-or-miss?

The mix of ancient and modern settings is intriguing — was this a challenge to keep both aspects engaging without overshadowing each other?