Aphra became a blind beggar.
The childless circus leader adopted her, and the poor orphan became the apple of a middle-aged couple's eye.
The children in the group circled around her, but Aphra stubbornly approached the lonely and gloomy boy.
Later, the leader's wife became pregnant.
Her gentle adoptive mother scolded her coldly, her generous adoptive father drove her away with a whip, and her enthusiastic playmates laughed and ridiculed her.
She thought she had lost everything.
She never thought that the boy who resisted humans would be holding a bloody sharp blade in front of her like crazy.
Don't let others get even half a step closer.
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When he rejected the little beggar, he thought badly, should he cry this time?
But when the little beggar was crying out of breath, he thought again:
She should really kill the people who made her sad.
Later, the little beggar died.
He could no longer hear the girl smiling and calling him sweetly, "Eric."
The fire burned all night and engulfed the circus.
He put on the mask made by the little beggar and never took it off again.
Reading Guide
1. The story has three stages. The first stage is the circus, the second stage is the Persian palace, and the third stage is the Paris Opera House.
2. A story of two-way redemption. The heroine grew up with a rice bucket from childhood.
3. The timeline adds hundreds of millions of details based on the original Persian narration.
4. Follow the setting of the Phantom's left face being as handsome as a god and the right face being ugly as an evil ghost.
5. Self-cutting of legs, the circus stage is more or less a cult, if you don't like it, just click X.
Intention: Under the abyss, there is still light