Phantom of the Opera

Eric: The first Gu King in Paris, the first volume king of the Opera House, the originator of yandere, an early paranoid, the founder of the male protagonist with a sense of fragmentation, the initiator of rules and ghost stories, the pioneer in combating superstitious phenomena, the ancient male ghost sculpture, one of the representative figures who died for love, and the mask system. The source of madness among sapiosexuals. Engineering geniuses. Physics geniuses.

The ending of the story is good, the heroine finally spends her life with the one she loves, but I feel a little sad for that phantom. He was bad, hurt innocent people, imprisoned Christina He is very pitiful because of his appearance, he has been away from his parents since he was a child and wanders alone. He is very sympathetic, full of talents but can only be left in the dark underground If there was a handsome face under the mask, wouldn't he be so miserable? Will it be what he wants? Be with the one you love Yes, he imprisoned Christina, but in the end he let them go because of a kiss His love is twisted, that's undeniable But this twisted love begs with humility... At first I was attracted by his mystery, but at the end... This man is really complicated, he is too scary and suffocating, but he is also very sympathetic. He really lives up to his name - The Phantom It's puzzling… I like this character, no, I love him, I love this gentleman His story deeply attracted me. I believe this is not a simple book, but someone really discovered his story and published it. He is so charming. Yes, he's scary, but his charm is undeniable...

The ghost occupies the largest space in the entire text, and Eric's twisted humanity and almost worshipful love are so shocking... When he kneels next to the heroine, when he says "I'm sorry," and when he finally decides to let the couple go, that kind of loyalty and humble love fills the words. His angelic voice and talent really make people sigh, his cruelty and ugliness make people pitiful and hateful, the plot of the article is really clever and romantic, the pit of the golden ring and the past between Persians and Eric are really well explained.

After watching the musical, the movie version, and the Japanese Takarazuka adaptation, I realized that I was the one who couldn't get out😭😭😭😭 Very nice! ! !

The character design is very three-dimensional, and the feelings toward Eric range from disgust to pity. This character is portrayed with great flesh and blood. Raoul is also a very typical image of a rich man, but I don't know what kind of life he and the heroine will have in the future.

I watched the musical version of "Phantom of the Opera" (the Fish Face version) and also watched the movie version. Now I'm back to read the novel. I really like it😔

Anyone who has read Bo Li's book The Phantom of the Opera will understand.

The title of the book attracted me at first, but as I read it, I was quickly attracted by the plot. The author is very good at setting up suspense. Mr. Ghost, is he a human or a ghost? Murder in the theater, what was the murderer's motive? In fact, I liked Raoul more at first, but as I read, the author's writing clearly focused on portraying Eric. His image is multi-faceted and three-dimensional, a combination of wisdom and evil, elegance and ugliness. Who can resist the singing of the musical angel? Who can accept the face behind the mask? He is indeed very pitiful. He was born without sin, but his face has dragged him down all his life. If it weren't for this face, maybe, he would be a real music angel. To be honest, when I read this book, I thought of Notre Dame de Paris, Esmeralda corresponding to Cristina, and Quasimodo corresponding to Eric. Of course, there are many differences between them.

Wonderful and dramatic story [Thinking] Although Eric's human nature is twisted, such a genius is not accepted by the world because of his ugly appearance, and is almost killed because of the king's fear. It is really pitiful and sad. He should have become an outstanding artist, but he never got the love and ordinary life he expected in his life. The final letting go may also be a relief for him.

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The first time I heard the words "Phantom of the Opera" was from a aria on a TV show, I later learned that it was a musical adapted from the novel. I was lucky enough to read it today and it really benefited me a lot. Whether it is the foreshadowing of the plot or the characterization of the characters. The previous description of "Phantom" is ethereal and mysterious, but gradually we can feel the danger and evil. Until the revelation came and I felt how knowledgeable he was. The beautiful love story, the adventure of the ups and downs of the earth, and the final realization that the best way to love someone is to let go are all remarkable. I still learned a lot.

Coming from a musical, when reading the novel it would be better to think of it as a crime novel rather than a romance novel. The musical emphasizes the tragedy of the Phantom. When reading the novel with this kind of filter, it will lead to a poor viewing experience because the filter is broken. Say no more, crawl back and watch the musical. At that time, I thought the emotional twist of the musical was abrupt, but now I find that the rhythm is actually very good... (I don't mean to say that the novel is bad, but you must first break the musical filter when watching it. Neither the supporting role nor the protagonist can have the musical filter) Genius and tyranny overshadow the tragedy

It was really my fault that it took me a few days to read this masterpiece of just a few hundred pages, but my patience seemed to gradually disappear during the reading process, and I began to think about whether I could watch a movie or a stage play. In fact, I have not really understood this book. The recent hot topic on the Internet is that the originators of online novels are all certain masterpieces, and The Phantom of the Opera, which is this book, is called a masterpiece of the cover series. So here I am, then put it aside as the impulse wore off, and today, I finally finished it. Writing fan fiction is the decision that I cannot describe in words. I only know that because of it, I began to change myself and learn more knowledge.

The characters in this book are very delicately portrayed, especially Eric, whose twisted personality and tragic fate make people both sympathetic and frightened. Christina's strength and kindness are also admirable. The suspense and horror elements in the story are chilling, while the love story is also touching. I particularly disliked the selfish administrative director who cared only about the theater's reputation and was indifferent to Joseph's death. Overall, this is a wonderful novel and worth reading!

The perspective change is wonderful, and it's a touching love tragedy.

I love and hate Hai Qingtian so much. I really like this dank guy like Eric! He is a very smart person, he can ventriloquism, he is also a master of mechanics, and he has extraordinary attainments in music. Even if you don't love him, you have to admire his amazing talent. Compared to the viscount who grew up under his brother's wing, I really like this dank male ghost character. That stupid Viscount has nothing but love for Christina. He is not smart or calm, he only knows how to run rampant. He is completely like a little sheep living under the wings of his brother. He will not solve problems when he encounters them, and will only bleat loudly. And he was suspicious and jealous. When Christina experienced the pain of losing her father, he was drifting on the sea; when Christina was haunted by ghosts and in pain, he questioned Christina's love for him and whether she was still the pure girl.

A dank, paranoid, yandere male ghost from more than a hundred years ago...

The plot is expected. It reminds me of Quasimodo in Notre Dame de Paris, but the characters are well portrayed. The writing is really a magical thing. The character design of deformed appearance + artistic genius + paranoid possession + tragic background is really touching.

Margaret in Eric and La Traviata is the only character who made me feel this way. After reading it, I felt depressed and couldn't help crying. But the little C in this movie is really strong and smart.

Because I had learned about the movie "Phantom of the Opera" in advance, I was fascinated by the story-like narrative techniques and the conversations between people in a mysterious atmosphere. I wanted to see the ghost in black quickly and see his interpretation of emotional paranoia.

The story is very poignant and the ideas are very novel.

A very good and classic book. You can read it as a suspense novel, which will be more interesting, because this novel is essentially a suspense novel, but we always know that the male protagonist did all this. Moreover, the male and female protagonists in the book are perfectly portrayed, with distinct personalities, and the story line is also twists and turns, unexpected. Highly recommended for everyone to watch.

It's scary, but you have to acknowledge his talent and sympathize with his fate.

Eric in the original novel is more violent and aggressive than in the musical, and the plot is more focused on a reporter's perspective, but it is still as poignant.

It starts out like a ghost story, but then the characters are well written. Especially the Phantom

What a delicious freak of love (wrong)

Wow wow wow beautiful

It's good-looking, the front is boring, the back is exciting

The psychological description is very touching.

The novel is very exciting