If you had the chance, what era and place in Middle-earth would you choose?
The protagonist of this book will transmigrate through the ages of Middle-earth: the War of the Ring, the Quest of Erebor, the War of the Last Alliance, and the ancient First Age. What sparks will fly when time travel meets Middle-earth's past? What is the true face of its lost history?
Here, Boromir and Thorin Oakenshield might meet different fates; the One Ring might be stopped in the Second Age; and if the tragic fate of the Noldor and the Edain in the First Age could be changed, the history of Middle-earth would be entirely different.
This book will also explore little-known legends of Middle-earth: the East of Middle-earth that Tolkien never wrote about, the two Blue Wizards, and all kinds of strange and mysterious creatures...
All right, this introduction can only do so much. Please head on over to the story!
The reading process is easy to decompress, and the main thread is clear and clear. The characters are vivid and charming, and the emotional lines are delicate and moving. The plot arrangement is reasonable, no misunderstandings and contradictions are forced, the rhythm is slow and smooth, there are no surprises in the whole process, and the quality is high.
It looks good, but not many people see it.
I just said that I seemed to have read it somewhere, and it turned out to be the author of the Fourth Age. Looks great! Strong support.
Very nice, good luck to the author