Count of Monte Cristo

Author: Alexandre Dumas
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Publish Date: 2001-12-01
Features: This library aims to compile the essence of world literary creation, comprehensively reflecting the highest achievements of world literature, including that of China, and providing readers with world-class literary masterpieces. It takes long novels that can represent the literary achievements of an era as its backbone, while also fully reflecting the outstanding achievements in various genres such as short stories, poems, essays, dramas, fairy tales, and fables. The selection of works has a time limit: for foreign literature, it ranges from ancient heroic epics to the end of World War II; for Chinese literature, it spans from the Book of Songs to the founding of the People's Republic of China. It is a precious literary book system that encompasses both ancient and modern times and includes works from all over the world. The story of The Count of Monte Cristo is fantastical, but with Alexandre Dumas's brilliant pen, many readers believe it to be true. The Darfort Castle outside Marseille has even become a tourist attraction. Guides point to the "accurate" spot where Dantès was thrown into the sea from Darfort Castle and escaped, as if it were real.