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"Dracula" uses letters, diaries, telegrams, newspaper communications, etc. To describe the story of a vampire's violence and death through time and space. Jonathan Harker, the notary's young clerk, is sent to Transylvania to deal with Count Dracula's estate. But after arriving at the count's castle, he was imprisoned by the count. From various signs during this period, he felt that the count might be a zombie, a vampire that came out of the coffin at night. He secretly monitored Dracula's actions, and the two sides launched battles again and again.

This is a translated novel. Jonathan came to a remote mountain castle to move property for Count Dracula, but was kidnapped. The vampire count came to London and revived the dark forces. A fierce battle between justice and evil begins. The book was adapted into a Hollywood film of the same name, which has become a classic of genre novels and films in the world.

This book was published by Bram Stoker's wife Florence in 1914 after his death. The book is composed of many short stories that are surprising, weird, and dangerous. The first chapter of the book, "Dracula's Guest", is considered to be a deleted chapter from the famous novel "Dracula" and was published two years after the author's death. This chapter tells the terrifying experience of an Englishman (the protagonist of "Dracula"). At the end of the first chapter, the protagonist gets news about the person he is about to visit, Count Dracula. In addition, this book also integrates and publishes some of the author's other excellent works, such as "The Judge's House", "The Gypsy Prophecy", "Dream of the Red Palm" and other excellent short and medium-length works in 1882, which can be regarded as an excellent book.