The Count of Monte Cristo

Seeing the interaction between Lin Ke and the Count in this chapter, I suddenly had a devilish idea: the Count had been concentrating on revenge and neglecting to communicate with Lin Ke, and then Lin Ke continued to grow without him noticing, and finally grew into a person who could be independent from the Count. After the count's revenge was over, he turned around and found that Linke no longer needed him. Then Link planned to leave, and the count chased his wife to the crematorium... Why did it suddenly feel so touching?

I feel that the revenge chapter is almost the same as the original text, the main character is the whole story.

I came here to reply after reading the comments, saying that Lin Ke, White Lotus, and so on, was happy being bullied, but in fact, he was just a person with a good temper at most. The sailors on the ship were all relatively carefree people, and Lin was a latecomer. Everyone else on the ship was familiar with each other, and it was understandable that they were joking about Lin. They were not dangerous, and they might be a bit of a bad prank, which is normal for a sailor. Later, when Lin was pushed into the water and was in danger, he was very nervous and regretted it. It showed that he was just joking and not bullying. And what if Lin didn't just laugh it off? The sailors and captains on the ship were all relatively familiar. As a person who was later rescued, Lin didn't have enough force. Is it really okay to openly confront them? In the end, the joke might turn into real bullying. I can understand Lin's forbearance in a foreign country. If a conflict really arises, he won't be able to please a foreigner. If his character is really that bad, he has died countless times. Think about the character of those foreigners, especially those sailors, and they also have guns. Killing someone was not a big deal to them at that time, and Lin was still a gangster. He was rescued, and no one knew about his death.

Teacher, can you also fix the lock seal? TvT, is there really anyone reading this article?

I like this article very much. I picked it up and read it again today. Even though the first time I read this article was several years ago, I still think of Lin Ke who was brought to the world of The Count of Monte Cristo. . It's a different world than the one described by the teacher. .

Hmm... It's too rough, a lot of it was written in a hurry.

Very exciting revenge. But it's basically the original content, and Lin Ke is completely over-the-top at the end, which is a bit disappointing.

Lin Ke, who is openly and jealous, is awesome.

It's great that the grievances of our parents don't affect the next generation.

I finished reading it in one go. I liked it very much. I'll add a comment when I have time. Please forgive me for watching it too much.