Four Hundred Years of Passion

"If I were director Francesco Porella, I'd make Isabella a vampire and let her live a carefree life with Daquila. There's no need to care about worldly opinions." This view is the same as Bella's in Twilight. Agreed!

I didn't quite understand it the first time I watched it. Because I like Keanu Reeves, I watched it twice more and finally understood the connections between the different parts. Sigh, why did he have to live a tragic life for four hundred years before he came to ruin other people's love?

I didn't quite understand it when I was a kid either.

My taste is terrible; I was completely lost at the beginning of this movie… sigh, the author is profound.

So we all come here to read your writing and share a common dream.

What's most touching is that his love remains unchanged after four hundred years; time cannot erode his love.

Personally, I think this ending is the best ending for their love. Actually, this is a love story about hatred; According to the author, it was actually Daquila who forgave God; he had simply been unable to let go of his hatred for God and for the world. It was his love for Isabella that saved him.

Um—I wanted to say that Lady White Snake was imprisoned in the Thunder Seal Pagoda by Fahai, not by Buddha—

In fact, the devil was created by God, or rather, God is both the devil and God! As can be seen from Lucifer's fall from heaven, the narrow-minded and ruthless God actually manipulates everyone. Without the existence of the devil, how could he show his "greatness"?

Agreed. It is Daquila, not God, who has the right to forgive. God is clearly at fault; why should Daquila need the forgiveness of such a cold-blooded god?