Pangpang once said that the Count of Monte Cristo was super good. In The Shawshank Redemption, Ellis told Andy that The Count of Monte Cristo should be placed under educational books.

Seriously, I can see Jin Yong's martial arts, American dramas and, of course, The Shawshank Redemption's shadow from this book. I really admire the magnificent imagination. I sympathize with the fate of Dantè s and admire his courage and wisdom. Because this is really a pleasure, good people will get good results, and evil people will die a natural death. Martial arts action movies, combined with love ethics and deep thinking about society, are enjoyable. I still have my own views and ideas after thinking about it repeatedly.

I have read many stories about the man, Niu X, and of course I have experienced many difficulties, and finally I am happy again. But what if the protagonist is a woman? My brother, angry with his childhood friends (Ge Sansheng), was falsely accused of imprisonment on the wedding day. Because of the prosecutor's private letter, he gave up, suddenly became attached to the old nun next door, and then began to learn cultural knowledge. He is good at astronomy and geography, especially chemistry. On that dark night, I threw away the bodies of myself and the old nun, with iron balls hanging at my feet, threw them into the sea and ran away. It turned out that my sworn brother (Ge Sansheng) had already married her. Although he can't bear to part with it, although he once said that only when the mountain is perfect can he dare to die with you, but he still can't resist the torture of time. Living needs a material foundation. Maslow's pyramid, only the fifth floor, can't live without the first floor. At the same time, other "black-hearted" old ladies who framed themselves and envied the black have also turned into gentlemen, holding political, military and financial power and colluding with the old forces. What should a pale, narrowly escaped woman do?

A, marry a man with a much higher level of ox X, such as the emperor, and crush the enemy; B, fix the husbands of these enemies in any way; C, he became a cow X, disguised as an adult, and the Count of Monte Cristo took revenge.

According to experience and the king's novels/TV/movies, women are most likely to choose A for revenge. A is actually a dangerous road, because choosing A means endless cruel fighting, which is as dangerous as the adventure of the Count of Monte Cristo. Choosing a is a helpless choice. Women's right to do more is reflected in their ease of socializing, and ultimately they need to dominate men to carry out any actions. The possibility of doing it yourself is very small, unless you choose C to dress up as men and men to face PK.

In the end, the count of Monte Cristo gave up most of his property and regained happiness with young Heidi. If the protagonist is a 40-year-old woman, whether she can start a new happiness with a man under 20 years old, even if she can open it, I don't know whether readers and viewers can accept it.

Hehe, it's far from it. It's true when it's true, and there's nothing wrong with doing nothing.

Power, money, reputation, status, many people have been pursuing all their lives. Love can make people dizzy.

The lovers in the novel are also very interesting. Judge Villefort, who wants to crawl, and Mrs. Villefort, who wants to inherit, are absolutely perfect. Madame Danglars and Madame Danglars, too, were aristocrats whose reputations were ruined. As Danglars said, the only thing that hasn't changed since this lady married him is her bad reputation. However, this lady is actually birds of a feather with Danglars in common interests. The gangster Wang Ba and his wife are also very interesting. His wife envies a rich and powerful life. Wang Ba simply abandons his rich and powerful family, gives whatever he wants, and does malicious things without forgetting to read famous books. Although maximilian is a good young man trained by his kind old club Molly, why does he feel super weak when he meets love? Of course, perhaps the real world is so obsessed with love, which is why Maximilian is so emotional? Hey. And Caderousse and his bourgeois wife. I didn't expect Caderousse to be so close to killing people for money. A diamond turned his house into a pork bun shop.

The description of the disdain chain of French upper class and how to pretend to be B in the book is also very in place. The amazing move of the Count of Monte Cristo is definitely the best teaching material for educated nouveau riche to enter the upper class. It is nothing more than grasping the weakness of the opponent. It is absolutely beautiful to buy a horse as a gift, not to mention providing all kinds of free pies when people need material most. Strangers who don't know each other can become long-lost fathers and sons for money.

Finally, the count of Monte Cristo spared the worst Danglars. He forgave Danglars and himself. He left with kelp and became a small white sail in the sea. He was very happy. Maximilian gained great wealth and happiness on the island of Monte Cristo, and he was also happy, because he experienced suffering with his lover and even felt death.

"There is no happiness and misfortune in the world, only the comparison of circumstances. Only those who have experienced hardships can feel great happiness. You have to experience death to feel the joy of life. Live and live a happy life, my precious children. Never forget that before God reveals the future to people, all human wisdom is contained in two words: wait and hope. "