The film tells the story of a vampire who wakes up from a long sleep and finds that the world has changed, so he decides to reveal his identity as a vampire, and then summons other vampires in long sleep, so that he will no longer live alone, even if he dies, he must find company. Then in this process, the vampire queen, known as the ancestor of all vampires who once lived in Egypt, killed the vampire king and resurrected alone. Vampire queens want to kill all humans and rule the world, but handsome vampires want a life with company. More vampires think that vampires should keep silent and not interact with humans, unless they want to suck blood before approaching humans. They thought that the actions of the Vampire Queen would bring disaster to the entire vampire tribe, so they decided to kill her together.
In the end, the vampire queen disappeared, and the handsome vampire found a human orphan who was raised by vampires since childhood, turned her into a vampire, and finally realized her dream of no longer being alone.
Cat has always wanted to see a vampire movie, not a vampire movie that ends with the demise of the vampire. Is this movie right? In the end, vampires live happily ever after. There is no loneliness, no darkness, and immortality and youth. But why do you think it's strange?
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