Better than it looks

The story takes a while to get into, since the characters aren't all that sympathetic. There is a lot of unnecessary sex, but if you're into that, well, it will float your boat.

There is a traditional machismo about the story, as the male characters are at least based on real life criminals.
But there is woke, too.
One unhappy element is that the eldest daughter is LGBT Lesbo. And for no reason. It doesn't factor into the story at all. It feels just like visibility for the gay agenda.
Also, there is a heavy push of pedophilia. The younger sibling - a child - going full Lolita on an old guy, and him feeling her up and whatnot. It's kind of gross.

So yeah, there is a strong wokeness to it when it comes to sexuality.

That said, though it's a slow burn, the baddies do get their comeuppance. There are enough selfish, jealous, socialist rants against successful people by the criminal protagonist that you really do hate him by the end of the series, and it's nice to see him get caught.
Is it a must-see? Not really. But it's okay to keep on while doing house chores.