There have been a lot of blood-sucking plots recently, whether it's Yaozhou's novel "BLOOD X BLOOD" or the movie "Twilight" or the American TV series "The Vampire Diaries" and so on.
It makes people suddenly want to go find vampire movies and watch them.
However, after watching "The Vampire Count: Four Hundred Years of Horror", the pursuit of the vampire plot can be said to have been poured a liter of ice water on it.
Regarding the view in the play that love means having to sacrifice others to achieve one's own achievement - the degree of synergy between the foreigner and Qiong Yao is really embarrassing.
If that's what love is, it's better to remain single all your life. When you get old, you won't have to be killed by others and just fill it with gasoline.
But the anti-Qiong Yaowen plot of "if you are abandoned, you will find a second love to make him jealous to death" is even more confusing.
So I really wanted to write a heroine who didn't think about love when she saw a vampire. I also wanted to write a heroine who was abandoned but didn't need a second spring to stand up.