Mars God of War

Author: Edgar Rice Burroughs
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: John Carter comes to Mars for the second time, this time to a different place: the banks of the river are fire-red, the grasslands are crimson red, the cliffs are golden walls made of gold, adorned with emeralds, jade, and diamonds, and the trees have a diameter of 100 feet, astonishingly large; the customs are cruel and terrible. At this time, several greens are fighting fiercely with a group of eerie tree people. When the tree people are about to kill the last green, John Carter jumps forward to fight alongside the greens. At this moment, the most terrifying "white ape" on Mars also joins forces with the "tree people" and, in the process of fighting and retreating, John Carter falls into a death trap—the Valley of Thoel. Here, John Carter encounters another fierce battle with more ferocious spotted lions and demons. With the help of the beautiful girl Sola, they lead a group of imprisoned prisoners out of the valley. Just as John Carter escapes danger, he enters a corridor full of peril and encounters black pirates. He fights alongside his son, who was born on Mars, and finally uncovers the mystery of the Martian monsters. In the end, countless loves and hates, and untold emotional entanglements, leave a puzzle for the reader. The story told in this book is thrilling, with terrifying scenes, deep emotions, and an irresistible allure. The humans and animals in it are incredibly strange and terrifying, with immense killing power and aggression, leaving readers in awe and fear.