Count of Monte Cristo

Re-reading the old book is still touching. My two favorite novels as a child were "The Count of Monte Cristo" and "Robinson Crusoe"

A great novel in the history of literature. The story is full of elements of revenge, love and courage. Readers will follow the ups and downs of the protagonist's fate and experience a series of unforgettable adventures. This novel is gripping and engrossing, immersing the reader in a way that makes them unable to extricate themselves. This classic historical adventure novel's fascinating plot and profound characterization make it one of the treasures of world literature. If you are interested in thrillers, this book is a must-read!

This is a refreshing revenge novel. It uses a lot of space to describe the pain that Dantès suffered in the early stage, and it is even more satisfying when he takes revenge on his enemy in the later stage. The article describes the reasons why four people framed Dantès. Among them, Caderousse was more like an ordinary person. He would be jealous of others, but did not have the courage to frame others. He chose to cover up bad things that would affect himself. In the end, he became more greedy and lazy because of the sudden wealth. The encounter of the protagonist Dantès also reminds us to always be wary of villains on the way forward, because we may not have Father Faria or the Treasure of Monte Cristo.

I finally finished reading this book during my break from driving practice. It's really amazing. The translation is also great. I gained something from it. I hope more people will read this book [laughing]

To borrow a few words from the introduction: In the history of human literature, "The Count of Monte Cristo" is truly a great novel that can change lives. It has brought hope that cannot be weakened by any setbacks to people who have been insulted and damaged for thousands of years. [Like][Like][Like]

First, the storyline of the novel I have read is the best. The writing is exquisite and exemplary. I only worry that these million words will become less and less as I read them. The Count of Monte Cristo, this character is truly a tool of God, punishing the wicked and promoting good fortune. The law cannot punish, so He comes to punish for God. Justice is supreme and love is pure. Repay kindness first, revenge last. The word ups and downs has never felt so suitable for the story he told. The writing is smooth and the story is moving. Natural and powerful. The density of the story is surprising and surprising. Justice, kindness, rebirth, and redemption, the pattern is really high. But it is so beautiful when written down. But it is still a pity that Dantes and Mercedes could not be together. When he saw Mercedes and Albert giving up all their property and leaving home together, he wrote a letter to Albert, and saw the pure love in his heart for more than 20 years, which made people burst into tears. That love was a young man's love for his fiancée, and a middle-aged man's concern for his old friend. It was more than these, very complex human emotions, and he expressed them simply in a letter. It makes people's hearts tremble. Not only that, the whole story is linked by countless short stories, which is exciting. Highly recommended to watch.

The Count of Monte Cristo is really well written, from the protagonist's murder to how he was released from prison, to how he was grateful to the people who were kind to him, and then to the sad people who took revenge on him one by one. Leading readers deeper step by step, this masterpiece is worth listening to and reading. I read this book when I was young, and now it's easier for me to listen to it, so this is the second time I've listened to it.

It is indeed a masterpiece. This translation is easy to read and the names are not difficult to remember. Read it in one breath and enjoy it. Highly recommended. I didn't expect Tomato to have this book. I am more and more impressed by Tomato!

The original work is wonderful, and the translation is also wonderful. It will be an eternal classic!

It's still a work by Alexandre Dumas, and it still has the same taste. Alexandre Dumas was able to write such colorful works just because of one trip. You can imagine what's going on in his head, my God. Looking at The Count of Monte Cristo intellectually, it is a story about, how should I put it, revenge on the surface, but in fact it is a story about love, hope and waiting. The ups and downs of the plot make people want to stop, which is the most prominent feature of Dumas' works. It is indeed the king of popular novels.

What else are you reading? What about "The down-and-out man turned out to be a rich man", "Heavenly inheritance - the return of the boss", what about "After escaping from prison, the beautiful princess fell in love with him", what about "Counterattack in life, he has the ability to make money"... Throw them all aside! Come and read this "The Count of Monte Cristo", the first "refreshing" novel, which will definitely give you a new feeling! The storyline has ups and downs and the language is tense. As expected of Alexandre Dumas, his gripping narration makes readers unable to stop. Following the protagonist Dantès, he goes through purgatory, enjoys grudges, and sees the subtleties of human nature, with clear feelings of love and hate! Come and read together [Love]

A cool revenge story. Extraordinary talent and intelligence combined with money making ability are simply cheating. Sometimes I think that only if you have money can you qualify for revenge, but if you don't have money, you may only live with hatred. However, I also thought that Edmund might want to live an ordinary life with Mercedes instead of becoming the vengeful Count of Monte Cristo. Therefore, there is no need to envy others. It is already a great happiness to live an ordinary life.

It is indeed a classic that cannot be interrupted while reading!

The characters' thoughts are described very clearly, the story is logically rigorous, and the plots are interlocking. Foreign works do have the same narrative logic, which makes people's eyes bright.

It is a literary novel written nearly two hundred years ago, and it is not clichéd to this day. The analysis of human nature, the coherence of the storyline and the sense of narrative substitution are all very strong. There is a sense of warmth in it, and it also has a very human understanding of the world through self-introduction!

The writing is so good, I have no education. But I have to say that all the plot writing touched my heart. My heart skipped a beat when he escaped. My heart ached when he was imprisoned. My heart moves with the book. This hasn't happened in a long time.

It is very beautiful. The plot has ups and downs, and the events develop in a chain, leading the readers to devote themselves wholeheartedly to the story. As a bystander, the reader hides and watches all the things that happen, and laughs with the protagonist, or feels lost, or anxious, or helpless, so that the reader can empathize with the novel and want to know what will happen next. A very wonderful novel!

Edmund Des's emotional change, the kind and virtuous Mercedes taught her son Albert to know righteousness, great wisdom and courage. And the love between the affectionate Morel and the beautiful, generous, kind but melancholy Valentine. The plot of the novel gives you an immersive feeling when you read it. The people who framed and harmed Dandais were all involved in the corresponding bureau designed by Dandais, and received corresponding retribution. The final ending really satisfied everyone. Dantès and the beautiful and young Haidee were together. The Count of Monte Cristo gave all his treasures to Valentine and Morel as gifts of blessing. [Like][Like][Like][Like]

1. Ultimate drama and narrative art: You can evaluate how Alexandre Dumas tells a "revenge" story with great excitement and suspense. How he, like the best chess player, lays out a chess game that spans decades, so that all the characters and clues finally come together perfectly. 2. The complexity and struggle of human nature: There is almost no pure black and white in the novel. · The Count of Monte Cristo: He is both an enforcer of justice and also corrupted by the darkness of revenge. There is always a struggle in his heart between the kindness of "Edmond" and the coldness of "the Count". · Villains: They are not stereotyped villains. Behind their evil deeds are human weaknesses (jealousy, greed, ambition), and they will eventually fall for their own sins. 3. Waiting and hoping: This is the highlight of the book. You can discuss in the evaluation that this is not only the protagonist's creed, but also a universal philosophy that supports everyone through the troughs of life. The story itself is the grandest interpretation of "hope".

My favorite part of the whole article, to be honest, and I won't lie to anyone, is the love between Mercedes and the Count. I really feel heartbroken for this couple. I got up in the middle of the night and had to write this review. It's really heartbreaking. , "My poor beloved woman!" When I read the letter from the Count to Abel, I felt extremely sad when I saw this sentence and the 150 gold louis he buried for Mercedes when he returned from a young and proud life. Haidee is the count's second Mercedes, but there is only one real Mercedes. The count has reason to resent Mercedes, I know that, but it's not that Mercedes didn't wait for her, she was also kept in the dark. What was Mercedes thinking while standing next to Villefort House that night? The count did not even know that Mercedes had approached Villefort for him. Fernand mistakenly took her affection for his brother as another signal. She didn't know that it was Fernand and the others who made Edmund unjustly imprisoned. She was willing to die for Edmund! My poor beloved woman.

Finished reading. Highly recommend reading it. However, many people gave up in the early stage. Here are two reading suggestions to improve your reading experience: Use Doubao or deepseek to identify the characters in the book clearly, especially the names. Remember the whole name well, and have some impressions. Just know that the novel mentions the first name or surname and you can react. It's a little hard to get out of prison, just stick to it, and then the first cool point will begin, which is the story with Morel. Small stories will appear later, but these small stories are all related to the main plot and interlocking with each other. They may be a bit boring, but just get over it. Immediately after entering Paris, there will be a lot of characters. At this time, you must use AI to sort out the relationships between the characters. It is really very complicated. As the saying goes, the world is really chaotic. By almost the middle of the second volume, almost all the characters in the novel have appeared. Then it's just a matter of just having fun and it's over. If you can see this stage, you can finish it without any hindrance. The obstacle to reading this novel is the reading obstacle caused by the different reading habits at home and abroad. Then there is Mercedes, which is most often discussed in the comment area. (Please note!! The following contains spoilers, read with caution!!!) In fact, it is very simple. Most readers (including myself) look at Lao Mei from the perspective of the protagonist, Dandais, who betrays love, is hypocritical and selfish, and is weak and compromised. If you stand in Lao Mei's position, then in your heart Lao Mei is definitely right. In fact, everyone should be able to accept the images I just mentioned. After all, those vows I said before were just the unrealistic words of young people. Who can withstand the torture of reality? The reason that really made everyone salivate was probably that even though Lao Mei knew about Fernand's crime in the end, she still didn't feel it from Dantès's point of view for the first time, and she didn't stand on the same ground as Dantès. That's the problem. But in fact, when Lao Mei got married, or agreed to get married, she was already the opposite of the protagonist. So, it's really hard to comment. What follows is my personal subjective evaluation: don't wash it off, some people have always said that Lao Mei has not changed her mind, but I personally think that the moment Lao Mei agreed to get married, it showed that she had changed her mind. After all, pure love cannot withstand any torture in the cruel reality. The weak Lao Mei does not choose to die in love with Dantès, but chooses to be attached to Fernand in order to survive in society. From that moment on, she no longer loved Dantès, and her feelings for the protagonist changed from love to shame, guilt, and guilt arising from betrayal and broken promises. The day before the duel between Dantes and Alberto, Lao Mei's moral kidnapping was the most disappointing moment for me. It is true that she fulfilled her responsibilities as a mother, but she showed her selfishness vividly. At this point, I admit that Lao Mei is indeed a good mother, but nothing more, nothing more. Noble? It's just that after entering the aristocratic circle, he also became tainted with the worldly atmosphere. Pure? It's just a label of youth and a glorification of weakness. The above are all my feelings after watching The Count of Monte Cristo. I really recommend reading it! [Learned][Learned][Learned]

Really good book. I finished reading this book in my free time. I have a physical book at home so I can read it on my mobile phone when I'm traveling. The plot is really intertwined, and everything is explained before and after. Although it is always unexpected, it is also reasonable. I personally think this book is very good, but I am not very knowledgeable. I suggest you read it yourself to feel the charm of this book.

It's so exciting, it's the ancestor of the novel about revenge and rebirth, but it's just a work close to reality. A truly great work of art

It's a good read and exciting. The book depicts the protagonist's happy grievances and grievances. It is interesting and exciting. After hitting the bottom of life, he becomes a boss, repays kindness and revenge, and achieves self-salvation. The whole text is very complete from start to finish, the plot is gorgeous and smooth, and the plot is bizarre but does not violate the reality of life; the characters are full and delicate, the image is vivid, and the drama is strong. The two characters in the plot complement each other, creating a masterpiece. The reason why a famous book is a famous book is that the principles in it are equally applicable anytime and anywhere.

"The Count of Monte Cristo" is considered a classic in the history of world literature. The protagonist Dantes has experienced a series of injustice, imprisonment, escape and revenge, showing the complexity of human nature and the persistent pursuit of justice. The work has a rigorous structure, twists and turns in the plot, distinctive characters, beautiful language, and has high artistic value. The novel combines adventure, suspense, love and other elements, making the story both fascinating and touching. At the same time, the novel also criticized many problems in French society at that time, reflecting the author's sense of social responsibility. In short, "The Count of Monte Cristo" is not only a wonderful literary work, but also a profound reflection on human nature, justice and social issues.

The theme of this book: waiting and hope. Dantès was full of despair and hope in prison, and the turning point was both the night when he attempted suicide but gave up, and the night when he met Father Faria. After reading the translated postscript, I realized that this book was adapted from real events, but it added a bit of drama to make the story more exciting. During these 25 hours, I thought about giving up, but after thinking about it, I got to this point, read it again, and read it again, so I finished reading it half attracted and half comforted. There is kindness for kindness and hatred for revenge. The count in Alexandre Dumas's novel is vivid and humane. He is not only a devil blinded by hatred, but also an angel who shows mercy. "Only those who have experienced extreme misfortune can taste extreme happiness. Only those who have made the determination to die, Maximilian, will know how good it is to live. Live happily, my beloved children, and please never forget that until the day comes when God promises to reveal the future for mankind, all human wisdom is contained in these five words: Wait and hope! "

It is quite exciting and has a clear structure. It also depicts the style of the upper class society in Paris at that time, as well as the relationship between Western Europe and North Africa at that time. The life of Monte Cristo will also give people a kind of spiritual strength.

Very good, very emotional. Especially the scene where the Count of Monte Cristo admitted in front of Maximilian that he had saved his father before was the most touching. I couldn't help but shed tears in my eyes, including the later scene where the Count of Monte Cristo's sister and brother-in-law were all clinging to the Count of Monte Cristo.

It is indeed a novel that is most highly praised by many literary people. Both children and adults can get their own unique feelings from this simple yet wonderful plot. May you always have a heart full of waiting and hope!

This is really a great masterpiece, with twists and turns in the plot, vivid and appropriate descriptions of characters and scenery, and a very profound portrayal of human thoughts and souls. Comparing the life and thought expressions of various characters in the book, from the civilized qualities and connotation of beliefs, courtesy details, people's taste and talents, etc., Even if it is a novel at that time, even we now feel inferior to it! In particular, cherishing honor and good character more than life, and understanding people and things are all touching and touching the soul. After reading the book "The Count of Monte Cristo", you will not be able to fully appreciate its brilliance. Without careful thinking, it will be difficult to grasp its many true meanings. It is really a rare good book, an elegant work that makes people feel as if they are immersed in it, revealing all aspects of society, human nature and life. I have learned so much and know how a person should live, no matter he is rich or poor, high or low!