It makes Star Trek III better as well.
Oh sure, you’re only going to use the Genesis Device to make dead world habitable…
Of course Kruge would be suspicious after the Federation installed someone many in the Empire would see as a puppet by planting a bomb at the core of Quo’Nos.

And I always see Chang’s baldness as a deliberate choice, a rebellious streak against attempts at peace and diplomacy we see in earlier films. As the Klingon empire moves into a reformed state under L’Rell & Gorkon, he clings to the past. He wants the war, he craves it. He must ‘remain Klingon’. 2/2

For all its faults, Star Trek: Picard at least redressed the balance a bit and gave us the most Romulan mythology we’d gotten in years

love this - was curious if we’d see any pre-existing, era-appropriate designs