"Philaster, or Bloody Love" is a play in the genre of tragicomedy, written by the joint efforts of English playwrights Beaumont and Fletcher. It was first performed on stage in 1608 and gained great popularity in its time. The book tells about the love story of two young heroes, Philaster and Orsana, which faces many obstacles and intrigues. In this play, the playwrights explore the themes of passion, betrayal, loyalty, and moral purity. The plot is deftly intertwined with deep philosophical reflections on the nature of love and devotion. "Philaster, or Bloody Love" is a classic work of English literature that leaves readers with warm feelings and important thoughts about the highest human values.