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Amber is the only entity, and all other worlds are its shadows. In an accidental experience, Corwin learned about a substance called red powder, which can still maintain its explosive reaction even when Amber remains inert when all explosive objects remain inert. The place where this red powder comes from is called Avalon. Corwin escaped from his prison and traveled through the shadow world, following the Black Road to Avalon, looking for weapons to counterattack. Along the way, a dark road accompanies him through different shadow worlds, like an ominous omen. Using Avalon's red powder, Corwin equipped a force with modern firearms and began to advance towards Amber. But he discovered that Amber was under siege, and the attackers were also able to travel through the shadow world because there was a dark road leading them.

This book collects thirteen lyrical novels by the author, such as the famous "Yinmeng Lake", "White Horse Rider", "Yan Yu", etc., And also selects nineteen of his lyrical poems. Among them, "Yimeng Lake" describes the love tragedy of a young man and woman. Reinhard and Elisabeth were childhood sweethearts and were deeply in love, but Elisabeth's mother married her daughter to Ehrlich, who was from a wealthy family. Many years later, Reinhard was invited to Ehrlich's manor in Immensee, but the meeting between the former lovers was met with melancholy. The novel denounces arranged marriage, not only has a clear theme, but also has high artistic attainments. Its graceful writing style, elegant style, vivid stories, and delicate and profound psychological descriptions of the characters have left a deep impression on people. Although Strom's time has long passed, I believe that his works still have great practical significance for our readers today.

This novel gave birth to "The Matrix"! Cyberpunk Bible! Unprecedented record of winning awards: including Hugo Award, Nebula Award, Philip K. Dick Award! A genius hacker, a female killer, a special forces officer, and an expert in mind manipulation. They are hired to do two things: steal a key and obtain a password. They are career criminals and hopeless misanthropes; they are in self-imposed exile while subconsciously searching for a way home. And their employer is the most powerful opponent that mankind has ever encountered since the beginning of civilization...

This book is the representative work of American writer Mark Twain. It describes that the prince Edward and the pauper Tom changed places with each other through a strange coincidence. The prince became a pauper and the pauper became a prince. Pauper Tom wears the prince's clothes and enjoys all the glory and wealth in the palace, and becomes the new king of England. But the real prince Edward wandered around and had to endure poverty and the bullying and ridicule of beggars. With the help of the good man Holden, Prince Edward went through many disasters, corrected his bad habits, and finally returned to the palace. Under the condemnation of his conscience, Pauper Tom returned the throne that did not belong to him to the real prince. After that, Edward became a benevolent monarch and lived a happy life with his people. The story is extremely imaginative and the language is humorous. While bringing happiness to children, it can greatly stimulate children's imagination and yearning for purity, kindness, and beautiful things.

Under the leadership of Commander Owen McLaren, Aurora participated in a secret aerial survey mission to find planets suitable for human survival beyond the earth. The destination of their trip was a place that was not marked on the star map. The data showed that there seemed to be two alien planets suitable for humans. This possibility made people very excited, and they were willing to take risks to explore that mysterious unknown territory.

The original novel of the hit movie "The Hobbit" is released simultaneously! Overture to "The Lord of the Rings", an epic masterpiece! "The Hobbit" has been translated into 64 languages ​​and sold more than 100 million copies since it was first published in 1937, making it a great modern classic. Seventeen years later, the sequel "The Lord of the Rings" was published.

In a snowstorm in England in 1910, a baby died immediately after birth, before it even had time to breathe a breath of earthly air. In 1910, during a snowstorm in England, the same baby was born, survived, and has the following story. Every life of Ursula is a repetition of the previous one, and every choice she makes affects her own destiny. She is trapped in a fate of constant reincarnation, but she experiences the most cruel and turbulent moments in Britain in the 20th century again and again. Until she realizes that only by making the right choice can she end this reincarnation dream, and this also comes at a huge price.

The original work of "Sowon", which won the Korean Blue Dragon Award for Best Film, was adapted from one of the top ten true events in South Korea in 2009. Because of Yuan's mother's mistake in taking care of her, Suyuan disappeared for several hours and was unfortunately molested by a drunk uncle. After being discharged from the hospital, she not only had to live with an artificial anus, but also lost trust in everyone around her, especially men, including her own father. No one could tell the ignorant and naive Suyuan what kind of harm she had suffered; Suyuan's father, who could not accept the current situation, wanted a divorce and chose to commit suicide after drinking too much. After being rescued, her IQ was only equivalent to that of an 8-year-old child; due to legal loopholes, The drunken criminal was only sentenced to 12 years in prison, and claimed that he would still take revenge after being released from prison; the media ignored the feelings of the victim's family and reported it under the banner of "concern"; the school was reluctant to accept Suyuan back to school out of so-called "responsible" considerations...

Xi Youren, a wealthy businessman from Nanyang, went to Japan to meet his benefactor. Unexpectedly, as soon as he arrived in Japan, murders occurred one after another around him - first an old man living alone was strangled, then the nephew of a local politician was poisoned and died, and then his benefactor also died of gas poisoning! A series of confusing murder cases, but the murderer left no clues. What is the key to uncovering the truth? But the truth will always come out. But when all the doubts are cleared away, I wonder if the emotion that has gone through the years is still as meaningful and sweet as before...

Sir Glenarvan, the owner of the cruise ship "Duncan", accidentally got clues about the Scottish navigator Captain Grant who was lost in danger two years ago. In order to rescue Captain Grant in distress, Sir Glenarvan organized his own traveling team and took Captain Grant's children with him on a journey to find Captain Grant. They passed through the grasslands of South America, traversed the Australian outback and New Zealand, and circled the earth. Along the way, they overcame countless difficulties and dangers with unparalleled perseverance and bravery, and finally found Captain Grant on a desert island in the Pacific.

The Nobel Prize in Literature, with its great spirit of human idealism, provides an eternal standard for world literature. It includes poetry, novels, prose, drama, philosophy, history and other different genres. Masterpieces of different styles are full of brilliance and unique characteristics, comprehensively showing the overall situation of world literature in the 20th century. Although these writers with very different approaches have different languages, concepts, and backgrounds, their majestic attitude of holding high the banner of ideologicalism is the same, and their spirit of freedom of courageous pursuit is the same. Their majestic appearance is reflected in their works; their spirit is reflected in the words of these works. This series of books contains all the essence of their works that are revered by all generations. This series of books has erected a literary monument for us in the 20th century.

This book is a fascinating novel by Verne, with a lively style and a sense of humor. The novel tells the story of Mr. Fogg, an Englishman who overcame many difficulties to complete a circumnavigation of the world in 80 days because of a bet with his friends. The book not only describes in detail the various bizarre experiences of Mr. Fogg and his party on the way and the numerous difficulties and dangers they encountered, but also gradually makes the characters' personalities three-dimensional, such as the taciturn, witty, brave and humane Fogg, the lively and impulsive servant "Passepartout" and so on.

"The Last Lesson" describes the last French class in a rural primary school that was ceded to Prussia after the Franco-Prussian War and bid farewell to the language of the motherland. Through the self-narration of a naive and ignorant primary school student, it vividly expresses the pain of the French people under foreign rule and their love for their motherland. Although the subject matter of the work is small, it is carefully cut and appropriately detailed. It has Dude's consistent euphemistic, tortuous and suggestive style, and the theme is deeply explored. The psychological activities of little Franz, a primary school student, are written in a delicate and touching way. As a typical example of a patriotic intellectual, Mr. Amell, a teacher, has a lifelike image. After the article was published. It has been selected as a Chinese language textbook for primary and secondary school students in many countries.

Anthony DeStefano's "Journey to Dreams" boldly gives a new look to Dante's works, which is both charming and thought-provoking. Reading "Dream Journey" will be a pleasant journey for Christians of all denominations, as well as for others without particularly strong religious beliefs. This book is filled with the splendor of the afterlife that makes a trip to the rainbow pale in comparison.

"Lost in Venice" is a collection of Thomas Mann's early outstanding novels about art and artists, including "Lost in Venice", "Tonio Krüger" and "Tristan". The pursuit of beauty, the pursuit of love, the desire to escape from the barriers of reality, the desire for balance between the outer world and the inner world, etc. Are all topics that artists are eternally searching for. In "Lost in Venice", there may be some new answers.

The Nobel Prize in Literature, with its great spirit of human idealism, provides an eternal standard for world literature. It includes poetry, novels, prose, drama, philosophy, history and other different genres. Masterpieces of different styles are full of brilliance and unique characteristics, comprehensively showing the overall situation of world literature in the 20th century. Kipling, Maeterlinck, Rabindranath Tagore, Franz, Wolfgang, Yeats, Gide... All exciting names; "Niels Goose", "The Blue Bird", "Gitanjali", "The Forsytes", "Six Characters in Search of the Author", "The Counterfeiter", "Babbit"... Each of the splendid masterpieces, vast and vast, all rivers and rivers return to the sea, are all gathered in this collection of works by Nobel Prize winners. Brand-new translations, real award-winning inside stories, and detailed and vivid introductions of writers and works not only show the creative trajectory of the writer, the style and characteristics of the works, but also reveal the inherent laws of literature.

The Nobel Prize in Literature, with its great spirit of human idealism, provides an eternal standard for world literature. It includes poetry, novels, prose, drama, philosophy, history and other different genres. Masterpieces of different styles are full of brilliance and unique characteristics, comprehensively showing the overall situation of world literature in the 20th century. Kipling, Maeterlinck, Rabindranath Tagore, Franz, Wolfgang, Yeats, Gide... All exciting names; "Niels Goose", "The Blue Bird", "Gitanjali", "The Forsytes", "Six Characters in Search of the Author", "The Counterfeiter", "Babbit"... Each of the splendid masterpieces, vast and vast, all rivers and rivers return to the sea, are all gathered in this collection of works by Nobel Prize winners.

The protagonist, George Follansby Babbitt, is a prosperous real estate agent in Zenith. The author takes a cross-section of Babbitt's life and depicts a genre painting of urban life in the American Midwest in the 1920s with vivid and concise writing, bright colors, and witty style, vividly portraying the representative figures of the middle-class bourgeoisie. Although Zenis is a fictional name, it has typical meaning and can be regarded as any city in the United States. In that highly commercialized capitalist society, everything, including the products of human spiritual civilization, are reduced to commodities. Doctors, lawyers, priests, poets and scholars have become wage laborers paid for by the bourgeoisie. There is no other connection between people, only naked interests and ruthless "cash transactions."

The most authoritative and classic translation of "Animal Farm" to date, it has been lovingly translated by Li Jihong, the translator of the super best-sellers "The Kite Runner" and "Conversations with God". As long as humans are overthrown, animals can live a good life? Pigs on the farm - Napoleon and Snowball announced the Seven Disciplines, launched a revolution, expelled the ruler Mr. Jones, achieved animal autonomy, and thwarted the human restoration attack in the Battle of the Cowshed. Afterwards, the political struggle began. Napoleon blatantly tampered with the Seven Disciplines and arbitrarily killed animals with dissident opinions. After the Great Purge, Napoleon consolidated his supreme dictatorship...

This book is a famous play by Schiller, the outstanding German playwright of the eighteenth century. The story tells the story of Louise, the daughter of a common luthier, and the son of the prime minister, who fell deeply in love. However, this love ended in the tragic death of both of them under the strict hierarchical society and the intrigues of the palace. This drama has a compact structure, vivid plot, and fierce conflicts. It reveals social inequality and various conspiracies and evil deeds in the struggle for power within the palace. It reflects the sharp conflicts between the palace aristocracy and the petty bourgeoisie in German society in the 18th century.

Jules Verne was a 19th-century French science fiction master and is known as the "Father of Science Fantasy." His works are clean, complex and all-encompassing. This set of books selects many of Verne's famous works, which fully expresses Verne's unique artistic thinking. Reading these science fiction stories can help inspire human wisdom and inspire enthusiasm for loving and pursuing science, thereby comprehensively improving our scientific and cultural qualities.

An immortal classic from the "Golden Age" of detective novel history, it has been translated into 57 languages ​​over the past 100 years and is popular all over the world. It is the most highly regarded detective novel in history and must not be missed. On the foggy Baker Street in London, there lived a detective with a sense of justice, Sherlock Holmes. He and his loyal doctor friend Watson have experienced countless bizarre cases. Their storylines are bizarre, twists and turns, and exciting, accompanying the growth of one generation after another. He is a tall, thin man, wearing a big cloak, with a sharp mouth, a hooked nose, and sharp eyes. In the battle with evil and the devil, he strategized, peeled off the cocoon, and gradually dispelled the dark clouds that shrouded various cases. At the last moment, we always suddenly realize and marvel at his quick thinking and extraordinary wisdom! Open this book and let us follow Sherlock Holmes to discover the real murderer hidden in the darkness!

Recommended by Oprah, Queen of Talk Shows, it has become popular all over the world. It has been translated into more than 50 languages ​​and has been reprinted 75 times in the UK. It tells the story of an older leftover woman in the West. The protagonist of the story, Valancy Sterling, is a twenty-nine-year-old girl who is still alone. Suppressed by her family's boring etiquette and traditions, she lives a submissive and resigned life in reality. An unexpected letter informed her that she was suffering from severe angina pectoris. Faced with only one year left to live, she despaired. This despair did not stem from her fear of death, but from the pain that she felt before she died that she had never really lived. So, she began to resist, love desperately, hate unbridled... Standing at the intersection of life, we have also been lost. Do we still remember our young self? If everything could go back to the old days, which way would the balance of life value tilt?

Rachel took her two grown-up nephews to the countryside for a vacation. In the villa they rented, there was an eye-catching spiral staircase. Strange things happened one after another next to this staircase. Although the police were stationed, strange things still happened. Rachel, who has been secretly investigating the truth, has also been subject to various threats and dangers. She once suspected everyone in the villa, but there was always insufficient evidence. Finally Rachel discovered a secret room and found out the real murderer.

"Venus in Furs" is Masoch's most important sadomasochistic work. This is the story of a noble man who willingly becomes the slave of a lady. He was willing to be driven by her, punished by her, and become her property over which she had the power of life and death. In the process of the two of them getting along, the woman was always reluctant. In the end, she fell in love with someone else and cruelly ended their relationship.

As winter approaches, Subei has the same idea as in previous years: to go to his beloved "island", which is Blackwell Prison, to "escape from the cold." Nowadays, the benches in Madison Square are no longer suitable...

"Childhood" tells the story of the growth of a lonely child "I". The novel examines the entire society and life from a child's unique perspective. The grandfather's house where "I" stayed was a family full of hatred and shrouded in strong philistine habits. It was a suffocating family. In addition, the novel also shows the corruption, decline and destruction of the entire society at that time.

In O. Henry's works, we can read the most real life and experience the most profound humanity. O. Henry created a new era for American short stories. Since 1918, the United States has established the "O. Henry Memorial Award" to reward the best short stories each year.

There is a blue castle in everyone's heart, filled with expectations waiting for us to find it. Valancy Sterling is an unmarried girl who is not good-looking, unpopular, good-for-nothing and suffers from heart disease. She has always made the best of herself, endured all kinds of censure from her relatives and friends, and cannot see the future. The only dream of the "Blue Castle" that supported her life also faded away on her 29th birthday. But the arrival of a letter changed her and brought her "Blue Castle" closer...

Chopin takes the protagonist Edna Pontellier's awakening of self-awareness and sexual consciousness as the theme, boldly and frankly exploring the inner world of married women from a deep level.

The protagonist Rebecca comes from a humble background and suffers from discrimination in society, so she uses various strategies and even uses sex to seduce and curry favor with the rich and powerful, and uses any means to climb up the ladder. The work bitterly satirizes various ugly phenomena in the "vanity fair" where conscience and honor are traded, and is good at using profound psychological description and vivid details to depict characters. It is a masterpiece of realism.

It describes the whole process of the protagonist Clyde Griffiths being influenced by the evil in society, gradually transforming, degenerating into a murderer, and finally self-destructing.

The two days when Ivan Andreevich was caught in adultery: the disgusting confessions on the street, the dirty performances under the bed... All of this constitutes a vivid picture that feels like hearing the voice and seeing the person. Writers rely on ingenious structures, seize the trivial matters of daily life that can reflect the essence of things, and use vivid and humorous language to portray each character vividly.

This book focuses on introducing texts that are both readable and well-known. Not only are authors from major novel countries such as the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Japan, and Russia, but also authors from Indonesia's Arrian and Singapore's Shiner. There are "original writers" like Chekhov, as well as works by Beckett, the leader of absurdist drama, and Baudelaire, the great poet who created a generation of poetry. There are both senior figures from the 19th and early 20th centuries, as well as rising stars such as Raymond Carver, the most influential short story writer in the United States. In terms of the style of the work, Chekhov is deep and subtle, Akutagawa Ryunosuke is cold and profound, O. Henry is humorous, and Hoshi Shinichi is weird and suspenseful. In terms of content, the work includes historical themes, urban life, and even magical science fiction. This book opens a window for readers to understand world literature. It is the best book to quickly increase reading and improve personal cultivation.

The "Lock and Key" series of books consists of eleven short Gothic-colored novels, written by different authors and in different styles, including "The Haunted House" and "The Signalman of the First Branch" by literary master Charles Dickens; Bulwer Lipton's "Ghosts and Ghost Hunters" and "The Spell"; Thomas DeQuincy "The Avengers", Charles Robert Maturin's "Melmoth the Wanderer", Lawrence Sterne's "The Mystery of Meaning", William Makepeace Thackeray's "On Being Found", "The Gap", as well as "Borgoneve" and "The Closed Cupboard" by unknown authors.

"Steppenwolf" is a masterpiece by Hermann Hesse, winner of the 1946 Nobel Prize for Literature. In a captivating way, the author profoundly describes how a man risked a complete collapse of his life, experienced various external tortures in the process of life, and began his inner spiritual pursuit to grasp the elusive meaning of human existence. The novel is rich in fantasy color and profound symbolic meaning, and is considered to have a "surrealist" style; Thomas Mann called it "German Ulysses". The protagonist Hara in the book resists this world that makes people sink deeper and deeper and gradually destroys the human spirit and soul. He attempts to expose the shortcomings and pathologies of this era.

This book includes many short stories such as "Continuous Murders", "Mysteries Within Mysteries", "The Whereabouts of Defense Bonds", etc. They are all wonderful chapters in "The Complete Detective Stories of Arsene Robin". The plots of the stories are full of twists and turns, full of suspense, and you can't bear to put it down.

The Nobel Prize in Literature, with its great spirit of human idealism, provides an eternal standard for world literature. It includes poetry, novels, prose, drama, philosophy, history and other different genres. Masterpieces of different styles are full of brilliance and unique characteristics, comprehensively showing the overall situation of world literature in the 20th century. Kipling, Maeterlinck, Rabindranath Tagore, Franz, Wolfgang, Yeats, Gide... All exciting names; "Niels Goose", "The Blue Bird", "Gitanjali", "The Forsytes", "Six Characters in Search of the Author", "The Counterfeiter", "Babbit"... Each of the splendid masterpieces, vast and vast, all rivers and rivers return to the sea, are all gathered in this collection of works by Nobel Prize winners. Brand-new translations, real award-winning inside stories, and detailed and vivid introductions of writers and works not only show the creative trajectory of the writer, the style and characteristics of the works, but also reveal the inherent laws of literature.

The novel depicts the social panorama of Russia from Moscow to the countryside in the mid-19th century through the heroine Anna's tragedy of pursuing love and Levin's thinking and exploration of reform. It is a classic encyclopedia-style work. At the same time, the novel creates a series of vivid characters, especially the heroine Anna Karenina. She is beautiful, sincere, passionate, rich in inner emotions, full of vitality, and dares to rebel against the upper class in the pursuit of happiness. She has become one of the most beautiful female images in the history of world literature that has not yet been surpassed.

The protagonists Henrik and Selim grew up together. Although they have the same interests and aspirations, their personalities are very different. Compared to Henrik's melancholy and sensitivity, Selim is more outgoing and impulsive. The death of the old servant Mikola made Henrik become Hania's guardian and fell deeply in love with her, but Hania eloped with Hania on a rainy night. After the elopement failed, Hania contracted bean disease and her face was in danger of being disfigured. Henrik challenged Selim to a duel and was seriously wounded and nearly killed. After all the turmoil passed, Selim still expressed his love to Hania, but the disfigured Hania was already disheartened and regretted the original elopement. It was the recklessness of youth that caused all this. Eventually, she became a nun and her heart was as calm as water.

On the streets of Paris the heroine stops a truck and asks for a ride. The heroine got into the truck and chatted with the driver for an hour and twenty minutes, talking about everything. The prototype of the heroine in "Truck" writer Marguerite Duras is the writer herself, and hitchhiking was also her personal experience.

Certain historical figures were buried twice, first in a tomb and then in the shadow of their fame. This is the case for Jacques Cole, the protagonist of "The Dream Maker". He was the first French merchant to set his sights on the East and the supervisor of King Charles VII. He lived in the early fifteenth century and witnessed this era of continuity and the transformation of the Middle Ages giving way to the Renaissance. This separation of the past and the future made people ignore his own reality, the instigator of the revolution. This book is written in the voice of Cole, who lives in exile on the island of Chios, recalling his magnificent life: from the golden leopard that represented the Eastern dream in his childhood to the calm and precocious young man during the siege, from the ambitious businessman and powerful official who traveled around the world to his precarious life in exile, and his only love. It was not until Agnès Sorel appeared on his path that he understood how happy and painful the human heart can be...

In outer space 5,000 kilometers above the earth's surface, alien enemies from 12 planets have gathered. They are watching eagerly, waiting for opportunities, and are preparing to launch an interstellar war, and their opponent is human beings. Humanity knows very little about these alien enemies. What do aliens actually look like? How do we identify aliens? How to find aliens lurking around you? If aliens invaded Earth, how would they attack? To what extent have their technologies advanced? Do humans have any chance of winning against aliens? How do we kill them and protect ourselves? John Scalzi, current president of the Science Fiction Writers of America, gave the answer. This book is his masterpiece, a super best-selling novel that is popular all over the world. It has the coolest and most comprehensive description of aliens.

"The Plague" and "The Stranger" (1942) selected in this book are Camus's most important masterpieces, and both are listed as masterpieces of modern world literature. The background of "The Plague" is a commercial city in the Mediterranean region of North Africa. In the novel, Camus used meticulous writing to describe the loneliness, fear, anxiety, pain, struggle and struggle of people in this isolated city where the plague broke out. "The Outsider" describes the process of a young man named Mossot from the time he buried his mother to the time he was sentenced to death after being imprisoned for causing death in self-defense. The novel describes Mossot's inner world in a calm and monotonous language.

An ancient Indian tribe collected endless treasures. In order to protect these treasures, they built elaborate fortifications and left a treasure map for future generations. Unfortunately, the treasure map fell into the hands of a group of homeless gangs who did all kinds of evil. These vicious gangs of tramps robbed, killed, and set fires everywhere. Around the treasure, tramps, lumberjacks, hunters, and Indians fought a desperate struggle. Heroes from all walks of life gathered on the shores of Silver Lake again. Whose hands did the treasure finally fall into?

"Farewell to Innocence" is a miracle in the history of publishing. It sold more than 6 million copies in just 6 months after its release, setting a record in the Guinness Book of World Records. It sold 30 million copies in total and was named one of the "three best-selling novels in the world in the 20th century". It was selected as one of the "100 Must-Read Books in Life" by Amazon in the United States. Anne is an independent girl, kind and firm, and a believer in love. The man with British temperament who broke into her life in the hot summer contained the mystery of true love that she had been trapped in all her life. Jennifer has all the beautiful looks, but cannot escape the shadow of her family. From Europe, where she was young and ignorant, to the United States, where she lived a stable life, and then to France, where she became successful and famous, she longed for a perfect family and marriage, but she was homeless all her life. Neeli is a girl with a flaming face. She has a bright talent and a strong vitality that is not commensurate with her petite body. The fireworks of fame and fortune bloomed again and again, but she fell into an endless cycle of loneliness and emptiness.

It tells the story of Robin's process of solving a mysterious diamond theft case. The plot of the story is twists and turns, full of suspense, thrilling and exciting, making you unable to put it down.

At the end of the 19th century, British engineer Patterson came to British East Africa and participated in the construction of the railway from Mombasa in the east to Kisumu in the west. This 580-mile-long railway passes through swamps and deserts and spans several wide rivers. It was built entirely by manpower and involved a total of 35,000 people. Just as the project was in full swing in Tsavo, a pair of man-eating lions appeared, severely hampering the progress of the project. Their skills are so cunning that they can escape even if they are trapped in a huge trap surrounded by sleepers and iron bars and faced with a group of well-equipped soldiers only a few feet away. This incredible behavior has earned them the nickname "Night Demons". This human tragedy caused by two man-eating lions lasted for several months, claiming the lives of about a hundred people, and finally ended with Patterson's wit and perseverance.

This book is "The Bride" in Undset's novel "Christine's Life" trilogy - "The Bride", "The Mistress" and "The Cross". The novel takes the life experience of a Norwegian medieval woman named Christine Lavranstad as the main line. By describing her various changes in family, love, marriage, children, etc., It expresses the author's sympathy for the aristocratic women at that time who were devastated by social prejudices, clan concepts and men who were fickle in love.