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The Lord of the Rings.

Middle-earth!

The moment this news came out, the Zhongzhou Team members, who had been chatting excitedly around the conference table just moments ago, were all stunned!

The Lord of the Rings was a classic epic fantasy novel created by the British writer and University of Oxford professor John Ronald Reuel Tolkien. Affectionately revered by countless readers as Old Master Tolkien, he had even created an Elvish language specifically for the elves, that strange race existing only in fantasy worlds. This language was divided into two major branches: Quenya and Sindarin. It could be said that Tolkien had constructed a complete linguistic system for Elvish, encompassing pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and more.

This feat could be said to have had no predecessor and would have no successor!

Of course, the achievements of The Lord of the Rings series went beyond Tolkien pioneering fantasy fiction and presenting everyone with a magnificent, unprecedented fantasy world that stood entirely apart from reality and even possessed its own Civilization and language system. Though this fantasy world was fictional, it was rooted in the soil of Western Christian culture while drawing nourishment from Norse mythology. This gave the novels both a Christian religious flavor and distinctly mythological traits. Through a narrative structure of dualistic opposition, they explored eternal questions humanity had pondered throughout history—life and death, light and darkness, justice and evil, good and wickedness, as well as humanity's future. Every character in the novels, through their actions, thoughts, and choices, reflected their own personality traits while also displaying their close connections to Christian culture and Norse literature.

The The Lord of the Rings series brought together humanity's imagination and interpreted the world through the mindset of mythological tales.