Count Dracula (Dracula), known as Ţepeş in the Middle Ages, was Vlad III, the Prince of Wallachia, who ruled the area now known as Romania from 1456 to 1462.
At that time, the enemy Ottoman Turks saw twenty thousand people impaled on spears outside Dracula Castle and left to rot, yet Count Dracula did not die.
Instead, he became a terrifying vampire.
But Count Dracula was no ordinary vampire; he hid by day and emerged by night, immortal, impeccably dressed, polite, his ever-smiling mouth concealing fangs and the blood of sacrifices, exuding a charm irresistible to women.
Whether in Western movies or Huaxia's King of Glory, the image of Count Dracula is portrayed with flair.
In Western movies, Count Dracula is a tall, handsome man, while in King of Glory, he is a legendary skin of Liu Bang, a classic dandy.
Count Dracula stands above the humans of his time; the weapons against him include light, silver, holy water, as well as werewolves and Van Helsing.
