In the mid-eighteenth century, apart from the royal family, the most prominent family in England was the Duke of Lancaster. However, Samuel, the only son of the Lancaster family and nephew of William IV, was not as pampered and happy as the lower class and other nobles suspected.
His good friend Louis, who he grew up with since childhood, is his biggest enemy hidden beside him; his only brother is the son of his mother, a princess, and a humble palace butler; and his fiancée, Grace, who aspires to become a duchess, falls in love with his butler and would rather give up her title and elope with him.
Samuel struggled in pain, but in order to protect the people he loved, he decided to be strong.
Only the noblest and purest souls can feel the pain of others, right?
No.
Pain is not given by God. It arises from sin and is born of sin. So do humans deserve the pain they feel?
After spending 3 days watching "Poison Earl Cain", I fell in love with Yougui's gorgeous British aristocratic style! But I can't draw it. If I try hard with my words, I can still describe it more gorgeously.
This article is a tribute to Earl Poison!