Plot introduction to the American drama Yellowstone

The American drama "Yellowstone" has now been updated to its fourth season. The previous seasons are very classic. So what is this show about? Let’s take a look below.

"Yellowstone" is a modern western, with cowboys and Indians, consortiums, and state governments, a multi-party game. John Dutton, played by Kevin Costner, and his family all know how to herd cattle, and their ancestors have been running the large farm for generations. This is a bit like Creon in "Foundation", constantly cloning himself in an attempt to rule Trantor forever. By John Dutton's generation, it should have reached its peak, and it also means that things flourish but decline.

John Dutton’s family is both black and white. He can carry a gun to enforce the law. The governor is his lover, his son-in-law is a murderous thug, and his daughter is a highly intelligent financial gangster. His son is a combat elite who retired from the Marine Corps, and his adopted son is a talented student at Harvard who became a lawyer and prosecutor general. In a dispute caused by livestock straying into an Indian reservation, unfortunate accidental casualties occurred, and a multi-party dispute began in this beautiful land of Montana.

Although this is an American drama, the thinking and criticism of the United States in the drama are still very good.