"The Love Song of Satan" is Agatha Christie's first novel to "escape" reasoning. She made Vernon, who was both genius and vulgar, constantly fall into the dilemma of love and career, and finally made him use A lifetime of tragedy to create an immortal song, this seems to be Christie's view of life. This novel reminded me of Mozak, Beethoven, and many geniuses in the music industry. I've always wondered whether tragedy made them, or they made tragedy. Does life never have a happy ending? But in the eyes of others, what an individual owns is equivalent to the entire world.

Although Vernon is a musical genius with unlimited potential, in real life, he is not rich enough, but he wants to keep the old family mansion; he must work to earn money, but he wants to devote himself to music creation ; He fell in love with his first love, but the war broke them apart; another woman loved him deeply, and he didn't know it was true love until after her death. When his first love turned back and hoped to get back together, he decided to devote himself to music at this time. .....