The Count of Monte Cristo (Fruit Classic)

Alexandre Dumas brought people to life, rather than simply creating characters as thin as pieces of paper. Most of the current online cool articles are incomparable.

I used to think it was some heavy history book just by hearing the name, but this time I calmed down and read it. It is a revenge drama, similar to the ancient Chinese "sleeping on fuel and tasting courage". It also highlights the greed and selfishness of human nature. When Edmund was involved in innocent people at the end of his revenge, his inner reflection made me feel his loss. When he was staring at the abyss, the abyss was also staring at him. Finally, when dealing with Tanglar, he began to slow down the hatred in his heart, and he gradually began to let go. The resolution of old love also reminded me of how things would have been different if Mercedes had not followed Fernand out of fear of loneliness, but had been standing at the dock waiting for her lover tenaciously year after year. When Edmund came back, she just wanted to live a quiet life with him. Wouldn't it be different?

Although it is a novel, I still feel that there are scenes, long dialogues and exciting character conflicts. Reading it is like sitting in a box watching a drama.

I particularly liked the Count of Monte Cristo, whose tenacity, intelligence and determination for revenge impressed me deeply. After encountering injustice, he was not defeated, but used wisdom and courage to launch a thrilling revenge. The plot in the book is full of ups and downs, suspense and surprises, which made me unable to stop reading. It is really a good book worth reading again and again!

It's a refreshing novel of Bai Yueguang's level. I haven't come across another book that can surpass "The Count of Monte Cristo" in my heart since I first read it in junior high school. I've finished reading it as a souvenir✌🏻

It is a really wonderful book. Although you may not understand the names and relationships of the characters at first, it will suddenly become clear to you as you read it. Standing from the perspective of Monte Cristo and the perspective of God, it is really refreshing to play out the revenge drama in your mind. I admire Monte Cristo's intelligence and forbearance. Finally, wait and hope!

Children, this is the real cool text, this is the real novel

"The Count of Monte Cristo" takes revenge as the main line, mixed with stories of overt and covert struggles between various political regimes in French history, and weaves a magnificent epic of human nature. Edmond was reduced from an innocent sailor to a prisoner of the Chateau d'If. In despair, he received the advice of Father Faria, acquired a lot of skills and huge wealth, and returned as the Count of Monte Cristo. The plot of this work is full of ups and downs, fascinating, and makes people want to read it. His revenge is not simply venting his anger, but his persistence in justice and precise judgment of good and evil, which allows the evil people to reap the consequences in the quagmire of desire, and also allows the good people to get the redemption they deserve. The whole book has a grand narrative, tight foreshadowing, interlocking links, and delicate characterization. In the story, love and forgiveness finally dissolve hatred. Edmund's transformation not only shows the complexity of human nature, but also conveys the power of "waiting and hope".

The sunny and cheerful Dantès was unfortunate. In the best years of his life, he met the jealous and shrewd Danglars, the unscrupulous Fernand who wanted to get Mercedes, and the selfish Villefort. A letter delivered on his behalf became their fatal handle, giving him a fatal blow and causing him to lose his loved ones. Dantès, who was reborn from the ashes, was lucky again. In the dark dungeon, he met a priest who was full of knowledge. He taught him knowledge like a father and left him a large fortune, which was enough for him to join the upper class society, revenge on those who had framed him, and also provide help to those who had helped him. A gentleman's revenge is never too late. He is a knight. After ten years of careful planning, he finally made the hateful person pay the price. He also put down the seeds of hatred and started living his past life.

This book is full of ups and downs, clever foreshadowing, vivid characters, and rigorous structure. It is worthy of being a masterpiece.

World Masterpieces: Without Reading at a Glance A cool novel about revenge: It's like finding a treasure

I heard Dong Yuhui say during the live broadcast that this is a revenge novel, and I thought it was very interesting so I read it. It is indeed very interesting. The bad guys get the punishment they deserve, the good guys get happiness, repay kindness with kindness, revenge with hatred, and live a happy life.

After reading it, I was shocked. Sure enough, there is a difference between classics and ordinary Internet articles.

My Mercedes...😭She is an angelic woman

I have been reading it intermittently for more than 20 days, and it has been a long time since I calmed down and read carefully. I accidentally walked into a bookstore and saw "London's Last Bookstore". I read it on my mobile phone after I got home. "The Count of Monte Cristo" is the hero's favorite book, and it was also the book he gave to the heroine before going to the battlefield. The heroine read it so much that she forgot about food and sleep, which can be regarded as opening the door to reading for the heroine. I was very curious about what kind of story is so attractive, so I quickly started reading "The Count of Monte Cristo". The story is a little long, and the names of the characters in the book are complicated and difficult to remember, but the story is hard to stop. I am eager to know how Dantès takes revenge. He was already anxious even when he was still in prison. The end of the story is not as satisfying as expected, with a sudden realization and revenge, but after the Count of Monte Cristo successfully took revenge, he returned to his old place and met his old friends. After experiencing a series of changes in his mentality, he finally came to terms with himself, forgave Danglars, Villefort and others, let go of himself, and started a new life with Haidee. After reading the entire book, you will be deeply impressed by the charm of Dantès's personality. From a smart, capable and noble young sailor, he experienced a series of coincidences, experienced great changes in his life, fell to the bottom, and was reborn in adversity, unexpectedly gained wealth, plotted with a new identity, completed revenge, forgave his enemies, and regressed many times. In the process, you can still get a glimpse of his noble personality, the eternal Edmond Dantès. May everyone have the best ending!

Wait and hope, always have hope, and actively accumulate energy. When the opportunity comes, grab it and cross it. Pain and happiness are just a thought away. If you overcome the pain engraved in your heart, you will usher in the healing spring and gain happiness.

This book is entirely in vernacular, and can be fully understood by people today. If you don't have a basic knowledge of classical Chinese, you may not be able to understand the works written by the Qing Dynasty at the same time.

The true meaning of human wisdom: "Waiting and hoping"

Putting aside the ups and downs of the storyline, this book leaves readers with more than just thrills, from Dantes' despair in the dungeon to his regeneration and transformation by his neighbors in prison, from the change of mentality after revenge to

I have read this world-famous novel many times, and I used to be immersed in Edmund's happy grudges. This time I finally discovered that it is not only repayment and revenge, but also the greatness of love: waiting (I feel that Dumas means "time") and hoping that he will complete his pursuit of love and finally spend the rest of his life with his beloved...

Summary: It is extremely dramatic and limited by the times, but its flaws do not hide its merits. The sensual descriptions make daily life and carnival full of life. The psychological transformation process in prison progresses step by step. The witty dialogues during the eloquent speeches are always sharp and sharp. The images of each character are complete and vivid on the page. The discussion of human nature and relationship network sometimes makes readers realize the author's bad taste. In the later period, he felt a little emotional. It is disguised as revenge, but in fact it is playing with people's hearts. With this in mind, the story of the past that returns to the Chateau d'If has once again found its anchor, and Haidee has replaced Mercedes and Faria as the count's new spiritual support. Finally, humans are not gods after all. We respect life and fear death. Here are the preferred roles: Heloise, the witch-like character, the retribution of the Villefort family, crazy love, I was really satisfied with her ending, taking the child away with her, she really looked like a heretic. Bo Shang, a practical man, has a sharp tongue and is tolerant but a good brother. Three weeks ago, he went abroad for investigation and broke his legs. In the end, he was burned down for his brother. If he didn't give up, he was willing to be his adoptive father. Noirtier, the male god whom he met for the first time, became paralyzed in the later stages and became timid. The calm, elegant, bold and charming Bonaparte did not know how to surrender to reality until he died. Look at his eyes, which are still struggling. Your dad will always be your dad. What Villefort couldn't face was his father's wise eyes.

"Waiting and hoping" Feeling deeply about the greatness of Alexandre Dumas. The whole book is thoughtful in thinking, compact in plot, and rigorous in logic. It is worthy of being the originator of Shuangwen. The master's journey from despair to revenge to redemption was very enjoyable to watch. The ending is also very exciting. The author not only lets others go, but also lets himself go.

The Count of Monte Cristo's forbearance is admirable

After reading it for a while, I bought the physical book. That night after reading it, I only had two words in my mind - wonderful!

The plot has ups and downs, the language is magnificent, and the philosophy is thought-provoking. Although it is a cool novel (an unfair judgment from a modern perspective), it is worthy of being a masterpiece and is worth reading.

Alexandre Dumas's masterpiece is a masterpiece passed down from generation to generation, and the originator of revenge literature.

It can be said to be an existence like an ancestor.

Tanglar is still too cheap. Although it is a hearty revenge, there is still a touch of sadness hidden in the beautiful happiness at the end. If I have to go through so much pain to gain perfection, I would rather not have such happiness, or regret the life Edmund should have had in the first place.

On the journey of revenge, under the guidance of God, the count completed his own redemption. The original tooth for tooth, eye for eye, was diluted in the final waiting and hope.

The endings of the four evil people are very interesting. The greedy person died because of greed. The person who cared about reputation the most ended up with his reputation ruined. The person who framed others because of love and selfish desires was abandoned by the person he loved most. The person who was most greedy for money ended up in poverty and starved to death. This is karma. But the most shocking thing is the ending, which directly sublimates the theme. Although the main plot of this book is revenge, the main theme is waiting and hope.