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This is a great epic about fighting against darkness for the sake of a bright future for the world. The Supreme Lord of the Rings has the power to rule all the rings and enslave the world. The Dark Lord Sauron has been looking for it for a long time. In order to protect his homeland, Frodo, the heir to the Lord of the Rings, resolutely left the peaceful and simple Shire and embarked on an uncertain journey. Accompanying him are wise wizards, brave humans, kind elves, persevering dwarves and peace-loving hobbits. The journey witnessed courage and friendship. The shadows in the Prancing Pony Inn, the roaring balrogs at Khazad-dûm Bridge, the brave Rohan steeds, the ancient treebeards in Fangorn Forest, the howling evil Ringwraiths, the giant poisonous spiders beside the steep mountain walls... Everyone resists endless temptations and tribulations, and takes on their own tests of good and evil. An ordinary hobbit trembles in front of the flames of doom. Can he defeat the soul-devouring Supreme Lord of the Rings?

The "Legends of Earthsea" series is one of the greatest fantasy novels in human history. Since its publication in 1968, it has been translated into more than 20 languages ​​and is deeply loved by readers around the world. This book is the last one in the series. It has won many honors such as the 2002 World Fantasy Award and the 2002 Best Book of the Amazon Bookstore in the United States. It has also been highly recommended by many media such as "Publishers Weekly" and "The Economist". This book takes readers back to the Earthsea world of Ged, Tenar, and Lebanese, and also leads to a series of more thrilling stories with brand-new characters.

"The Quiet Don" (1928-1940) is an outstanding work of socialist realism. The novel is set between World War I and the Soviet Civil War in 1922. It describes the turbulent life of the Cossacks in the Don River region during these ten years and reflects the customs, social changes and major historical events in this region. The protagonist Gregory has become a very dazzling figure in the gallery of world literary figures because of his bumpy and complicated experiences.

The latest and most authoritative foreign science fiction anthology, carefully selected by two Hugo Award-winning editors, and a competition of representative works by 34 emerging stars in the fantasy world. This book is compiled by David G. Hartwell and Patrick Nelson Hayden, two of the most prestigious editors in the English science fiction world. In the form of "one representative work per person", this book brings together 34 rising stars who shined at the beginning of the new century. More than ten of the selected authors have won top international science fiction literary awards such as the Nebula Award, the Hugo Award, the John Campbell Memorial Award, and the Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award. Among them, Liu Yukun, Paul Bachgalupi, John Scalzi, Peter Watts, Cory Doctorow, etc. Have gained great popularity at home and abroad. The included works were all published after 2000 and are full of creative ideas. It covers various themes and styles of science fiction, making you addicted to watching it at one time. Many of the stories have won science fiction awards, and each story is interesting.

No wonder he is Liu Cixin's idol! Arthur C. Clarke, the great space prophet! He is one of the "Big Three" of science fiction, alongside Asimov. "Childhood's End" was rated as the third "Eternal Classic" by "Locus", making a bold fantasy about aliens and biological evolution. Aliens suddenly descended on the earth and took over human society with overwhelming technology. All disasters such as war, hunger, and disease have been eliminated, and the world has become too peaceful. But there are still those who are unsettled by this eerie, decadent calm. Why don't aliens show up? Why do they, with their advanced technology, want to investigate the mysteries on earth? What is their real purpose? No one realizes that as unimaginable truths are revealed, childhood for all mankind will come to an end...

The most interesting series of novels in human history - "Galactic Empire" series comes to a perfect end! "Galaxy Empire 13: Stars Like Dust", "Galaxy Empire 14: Undercurrents in the Starry Sky" and "Galaxy Empire 15: A Drop in the Sky", three eras and three stories, condense the magnificent changes, rise and fall of the Galactic Empire for twelve thousand years! The three stories in the "Empire Trilogy" series took place in the early, middle and late stages of the establishment of the Galactic Empire. In each story, the protagonist experienced a climaxing space adventure. Asimov originally did not deliberately write these three novels into a trilogy, but when he re-created the "Galactic Empire" and determined to unify the "Foundation Series" and "Robot Series", it was the "Empire Trilogy" that helped him unify his science fiction world and create a 20,000-year history of the Galactic Empire.

With the help of robots, humans quickly mastered the technology to transform alien planets and started a magnificent interstellar colonization movement. Human beings multiplied and expanded like locusts in the Milky Way. With their eternal ignorance and wisdom, greed and conscience, they landed on desolate planets, and involved the Milky Way in the long interstellar Warring States era.

Arthur C. Clarke's classic science fiction value-for-money set, including Nine Billion Names of God, The Last Man on Earth, Song of the Distant Earth, and Light of Earth, a total of 4 volumes. Everyone is reading Liu Cixin, and Liu Cixin is reading Arthur C. Clarke, the master of British science fiction novels and the three greatest science fiction novelists of the 20th century. In 1986, Clark was awarded the Master Award, a lifetime achievement award from the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA). Arthur C. Clarke was the greatest prophet of the 20th century and the most successful novelist who used science fiction to predict the future. He once predicted cutting-edge technologies such as human cryonics, brain memory backup, global communication satellites, and earthquake prevention and prediction. The orbit of the global satellite was named "Clarke Orbit" because of him. Liu Cixin, the author of "The Three-Body Problem", once said: "All my works are the worst imitations of Arthur C. Clarke."

This series of books is an encyclopedic novel about Tibet, telling a global adventure story with Tibet and Tibetan culture as the background, which involves a series of anecdotes and legends about Tibet.