Legendary Stone I: Prophecy Puppet: I

Author: David Eddings
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: A work full of confidence and magic, another grand tribute to The Lord of the Rings in the history of fantasy. It inherits the writing style of The Lord of the Rings while subverting the old-fashioned and lengthy tradition of traditional stories. With magic, adventure, humor, and conflicts of human nature, it creates an ultimate world of fantasy power! The author, with excellent writing skills, delicately portrays the personalities and temperaments of every companion around the protagonist. The female characters in this work are quite prominent, and the extraordinary actions of the heroine who appears later leave a deep impression. The world in the book is quite vast. Under the author's magical pen, the customs and historical backgrounds of more than ten countries from south to north come to life vividly, from the humid rainforest to the perpetually snow-covered north, from the desolate desert to the boundless grasslands, the perilous mountains to the densely packed cities. Every corner of this world is incredibly charming! The evil emperor for seven thousand years is about to awaken. The merciless priestly order is hunting the inheritor who can manipulate the Holy Stone to destroy the evil emperor according to the prophecy. For seven thousand years, the great mage who has sworn to protect the bloodline of the inheritor has been living in an inconspicuous farm? The destined moment has arrived, and everyone is just a puppet of the prophecy. The story of the puppet thus begins. This work is a comprehensive and vast epic, with its background being the war between the gods, the kings, and the people that has lasted for seven thousand years. And this war, full of magical and fantastical plots, that takes place in a strange land, is something that must be fulfilled by fate and prophecy! David Eddings excels at recombining traditional fantasy elements, such as the growing protagonist, the mysterious guide, and the all-pervading enemy, to create more compact and thrilling works. His "The Legend of the Five Rings" series became a sensation in the 1980s and is still regarded as one of the few authors who possess the magic of fantasy literature.