"Marco Polo" Season 3 is still postponed until 2018, but rumors already circulate about its upcoming storyline. In line with the debatable participation of Benedict Wong as Kublai Khan, creators are 'allegedly' planning to destroy his empire and pave the way for the ascension of Hundred Eyes.

As far as the recent hearsays are concerned, Benedict Wong has yet to commit to the role given his busy schedule. Being arguably the most beloved character in "Marco Polo", his disappearance in Season 3 might garner poor reception from its solid fan base. Based on the report published by Game N Guide, creators are spinning the narrative curve into a direction that will necessitate Kublai Khan's limited appearance and grand exit.

Following the latest developments in Season 2, Kublai Khan's influence is slowly eroding along his reputation as a king. With numerous rivals plotting and attacking him altogether, it is only a matter of time before his rule is going seized by one of his enemies.

The victor among the usurpers points to Hundred Eyes, Kublai Khan's blind Taoist servant, and Marco Polo's once illustrious war mentor. According to the article featured in Ecumenical News, the role played by Tom Wu is going to take the spotlight as the next biggest nemesis in Season 3.

Hundred Eyes is one of the key characters who was thoroughly cultivated in the previous seasons. Curiously, however, he is based on actual historical Mongol general known as Bayan of the Baarin.

One of the most compelling reasons behind Benedict Wong's withdrawal is the success of his role as the valet of "Doctor Strange." The upcoming sequels in the Marvel universe make him one of the significant characters to converge in the "Avengers: Infinity War." Speaking of which, an article published by Jobs & Hire touches on the possible exclusion of Chris Evans in the future "Avengers" sequel.