弗兰肯斯坦

As the pioneering work of science fiction, Frankenstein tells a tragic story of an arrogant scientist who creates a monster yet abandons it cruelly. Kind but ugly, the creature is rejected by all humans and sinks into hatred and revenge, leading to total destruction. The novel criticizes mankind’s reckless ambition to play God and reflects how loneliness and prejudice ruin humanity. It reminds readers that technological progress must be bounded by morality.