The reason why the turtle ship was featured in the movie “Long Liang: Sea of Death”, unlike the historical fact

The reason why a turtle ship appears in the movie ``Roryo: Sea of Death'' (hereinafter referred to as ``Roryo'') has been revealed. ``Noryang'' attempts to retreat from Korea seven years after the outbreak of the Imjin War (Bunroku War).
A war action epic depicting General Lee Sun-shin's final battle to annihilate the Japanese army. It was one of the greatest naval battles in world history, and ended the battle with the greatest success in the seven years of the Imshin War.
The final battle (November 19, 1558 in the lunar calendar) will be brought to life on screen. Following ``Battle Ocean Battle'' and ``Hansan - Appearance of the Dragon'', a turtle ship also appears in ``Noryang''.
The depiction of a Japanese ship destroying a camp of Japanese ships gives a sense of exhilaration, but in historical fact there is no record of turtle ships appearing in the Battle of Noryang. Director Kim Han-min responded, ``It's not recorded, but later...
I see, there were a lot of turtle-shelled ships built, so I guessed that it was definitely rebuilt over and over again." In addition, ``The symbolic meaning of turtle ships has a great impact on the morale of Korean soldiers.''
I thought it might have had an impact and provided emotional support, and although there is no record of it, I wanted to create a turtle ship as well, so I made it appear.''
Director Kim Han-min, who ended his trilogy project with ``Noryang,'' has decided to release ``Battle Ocean.''
Following on from ``Decisive Battle'' and ``Hansang: The Appearance of the Dragon'', attention is on whether it will be able to receive the love of the audience.