巴黎圣母院

I'm ashamed to say that the version that impressed me most was the comic book I read at a friend's house. After that, I gradually completed the entire book. I personally found the plot to be particularly interesting, and the contrasting and image conflicts between the characters were also very interesting. Created a kind-hearted Quasimodo, a classic character in the history of literature. The final ending really felt very meaningful. Quasimodo died in love and dug up the bones from the back, hugging each other and being unable to separate. It should be said to be a very impressive and happy ending. Although it has some tragic overtones, it is still much better than the Disney Magic version that was rewritten and added new characters for the sequel. Personally, I feel that forcibly adding a huge property clock to the clock tower in the new character is both stupid and vulgar.