[1] In the history of Middle-earth, there was a lone ranger who resisted the invasion of orcs, but was eventually contaminated by the power of darkness and became a minion of darkness.
However, travelers from far away seemed to bring other possibilities to this tragedy.
Therefore, the fate of many people has changed. Is this a good thing or a bad thing?
[The bound volume is here, but I'm not sure whether it will be distributed or not.]
Reader comments
The first time I wrote a novel, I made two fatal mistakes. The first is that the contract was signed prematurely, which resulted in the book title being locked into the one that was provisionally chosen. The second is that it ends too early and the content is not full enough.
This combined volume is a re-formatting and re-writing of the previous two volumes. Some details have been changed and various unreasonable aspects have been sorted out. But the story line is pretty much the same.
No matter what, there are still too few works like [cover face].
The first time I wrote a novel, I made two fatal mistakes. The first is that the contract was signed prematurely, which resulted in the book title being locked into the one that was provisionally chosen. The second is that it ends too early and the content is not full enough. This combined volume is a re-formatting and re-writing of the previous two volumes. Some details have been changed and various unreasonable aspects have been sorted out. But the story line is pretty much the same.
No matter what, there are still too few works like [cover face].