After a trip to Rome, Count Chateau Renaud not only runs into the legendary bandit and a ruthless duke, but also receives divorce papers from his wife.
Count Chateau Renaud: In the original, like Franz, Debray, and Beauchamp, he is a friend of Albert. His notable past deeds include going alone to Arabia, where he nearly got himself killed, before being rescued by Morrel; the two became friends. He once dueled Franz over a trivial matter and injured him. His other defining trait is that he is handsome.
Roger Vanba: In the original, he is Count of Monte Cristo's bandit friend. He is famous, so no introduction is needed.
Duke of Emilia: His name is Delian. He does not exist in the original. He is Roger's enemy.
Captain William: A pirate. He does not exist in the original either, and is Roger's friend.
Previously: In The Troubles of Monsieur Franz, Franz and the Count of Monte Cristo have already gotten together. This story takes place after that one. Franz and the Count of Monte Cristo have already left Paris, and Count Chateau Renaud, feeling a little bored, has gone to Rome.
Sorry for borrowing the characters Renaud and Roger. The plot actually has little to do with the original anymore. I may have the Count of Monte Cristo and his husband make a cameo later.
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I quite like the author, but the emotional interaction between the CPs is a bit lacking😄
I think the ambiguous behavior of the two protagonists at the end of the emotional scene is really unbelievable~
I came here specially to spread flowers~\\(≧▽≦)/~
Maybe I've read too much about Roger in other fandoms, so I've over-beautified him in my mind. No matter how you put it, he is still a thief by profession. In fact, I felt a little disappointed when I suddenly saw the ending of "The Crow", because I was still looking forward to what they would do after they got over the difficulties... But knowing that Ya Da really doesn't want to write anymore, I can still understand. But I still want to ask Ya Da if you can write a side story when you are in the mood? I will keep waiting.
As soon as the Count of Monte Cristo appeared, I was immediately cured. Can I say that the attack in this book is really unpopular?
This, the biggest villain BOSS in this article just ended up taking a bow? It's a bit... Too simple... It should be a vigorous fight after all, and at least take away half of Xiao Gong's life! Okay, I admit that I just don't like this little attacker. I call for Lord Monte Cristo to come out and comfort my soul Suddenly I feel that the guard captain's shoes are not bad. Compared with the independent and strong countess, maybe the pale, weak and tough Count Lenore himself is more lovable? Why don't you change your attack? Let's change your attack...
Cannon fodder?? Is Emilia now cannon fodder??
What does the Duke see for whom?
To be honest, this article didn't engage me as much as... Maybe it's because the protagonists are transformed from supporting roles, and there's not enough sense of investment. Or maybe it's because I haven't read the original text, only the fanfics As soon as you mentioned the card, I thought it was no wonder I felt this way. Come on!!! I will support you!! I hope you can find your form quickly and write more and more wonderfully
This little dog is not as lovable as the Count. I hope the Count will take his golden retriever out to show off...