Dorian Gray: Super Event

The work tells the story of Dorian Gray, an aristocratic boy who grew up in London. He is extremely handsome and kind-hearted. Dorian saw the portrait made by the painter Hallward and discovered his astonishing beauty. Under the temptation of the painter friend Lord Henry, he made a wish to the portrait: the beautiful boy would remain young forever, and all the vicissitudes of the years and the sins of the youth would be borne by the portrait. Dorian didn't take it seriously at first, but when he toyed with an actress's feelings and caused her to commit suicide, he discovered that Dorian in the portrait had undergone an evil change. The frightened Dorian did not restrain himself, but instead indulged his desires even more. Dorian's beauty remains the same, but his portrait becomes ugly day by day. Eighteen years later, out of hatred for the painter's work and disgust at his own ugly soul, Dowling murdered the painter Hallward. Later, the actress's brother came to seek revenge, was deceived by Dorian's clever words, and eventually died. It was the death of the actress' brother that awakened Dorian's conscience. He stabbed the ugly portrait with a knife, and died mysteriously. His face became ugly and old, but his portrait remained as young as ever.

The author has been eunuch so many times, can he be trusted? Also, the title of the book is misleading. Did I think I had found the original book? I need to change it! Even if it's called Dolin, it's better than this.

In view of the author's past achievements, I will not read it, but I will encourage it. There are not many people who sincerely write stories these days. Even though I know that the author may not be able to complete the book.

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! (Distorted roar)

This doctor... Could he be... Conan Doyle?

Oops, this introduction made me laugh. As we all know, the copyright of a work is reserved until 50 years after the author's death. Wilde, you died so young. You made me laugh a bit in the introduction.