Lord of the Rings > Why can't I understand this movie?

If you want to know the story of the Lord of the Rings, you must first understand what "Habizu" and "Middle Earth" are all about. Just like watching the Journey to the West, you must first know who the Tang Priest was and when the Tang Dynasty was.

"Middle-earth" is in what we call the Middle Ages. In this world, dwarves, elves, wizards, tree people, orcs and other strange creatures live, and Ha Bizu is one of these ethnic groups. Their appearance is very close to that of human beings, but their figure is relatively short, generally only about 4 feet, which is equivalent to the height of our ordinary human children. Hobbits have big curly feet and sharp ears. They like to taste delicious food, smoke a pipe, tell jokes and take a nap. Ha Bizu is used to living in a beautifully decorated cave and living an uncontested farming life.

Ok, let's begin our "Lord of the Rings" story:

Bilbo baggins is an old hobbit. On his 10 birthday, he decided to leave his hometown and give all his property to his nephew frodo baggins. However, the only thing Bilbo can't give up is a ring that can make the holder invisible, but according to him, it's just a worthless gadget. The guardian of Habizu-Gandalf, a wizard in gray robes (he is a demigod and belongs to the level of gray robes, second only to his immediate boss, that is, Saruman, a renegade wizard in white robes), has doubts about this ring. He has studied a lot of history books with great pains (the place where he looked up information is actually Baicheng, Aragon's hometown, but for various reasons, Aragon and his fathers temporarily lost their sovereignty, and now Baicheng and the whole kingdom of Gondor are owned by Regent Deni. He told Frodo what he had found:

Thousands of years ago, darkseid Soren created the Ring of Power. He gave three rings to the Elf King (the three Elf Kings were Ehrlund of rivendell and his Elf Queen Granriel), seven to the Dwarf nobles and nine to the human beings (killing Frodo, and nine black robes to be controlled by Sauron after his death). In the darkness, Sauron forged a supreme ring, which has the power to enslave the whole world. For a whole century, the whole world was shrouded in darkness. The elf-human alliance declared war on sauron and his orc army. Although the alliance suffered heavy sacrifices, it successfully drove Soren back to Mordor, which was also his last base-Mount Doomsday (the beginning of the first step). Soren, who was still struggling, was forced to go into battle himself, killing the human emperor Erlendur (he was the ancestor of Aragorn, and the elf princess and Aragorn were distant relatives and lovers, but she was almost beaten by Ehrlund, the father of Aragorn's adoptive father) and crushing his Nasir sword (the sword that Ehrlund gave Aragorn in the third Return of the King was an upgraded version of this sword). Then, Delysia Siddall of Earendil picked up the fragments of the sword, cut off Sauron's fingers with it, and took the ring. Sauron, who lost his strength, was annihilated on the spot (Sauron is a kind of archangel, similar to God, and can't die, just badly injured, just like Voldemort), and the troops also fled.

After the battle, Ehrlund, the elf's father, suggested that isildur throw the ring into the flame of Mount Doom and destroy it completely. But isildur was puzzled by the power of the ring and decided to keep it. He soon found that this ring could give him invisible power, but as soon as he took off the ring, this power would disappear. Orc troops found him invisible and took the opportunity to kill him. The ring then sank to the bottom of the Anduin River, where it remained in Ji Shen for thousands of years until groome became its new owner.

Like the previous Lord of the Rings holders, groome was fascinated by the power of the Ring. He turned out to be a creature with a similar appearance to Habizu, but the power of the depravity of the Lord of the Rings distorted his body and mind. He finally hid in the orc's lair in the misty mountains until he ran into bilbo baggins. Little did he know that the fate of the whole world was in his hands.

After Bilbo's birthday party, Gandalf told Frodo that Soren knew that Habizu had his ring. Sauron is rebuilding the fortress of Balado, gathering countless orcs, and preparing an army to seize the Lord of the Rings and conquer the world. He also told Frodo that the power of the Lord of the Rings would corrupt the holder, and eventually he would die. To destroy the ring, you must throw it into the flame that originally cast it; That's Mount Doom in Sauron's lair.

So, accompanied by loyal partners Sam Wise, Melly and Pippin, Frodo embarked on a journey to destroy the Lord of the Rings. Along the way, they constantly met Sauron's minions-the black knights (these knights are also called Linlin), and they also met the imprisonment of Saruman, a white wizard with ulterior motives (the leader of the wizard in Middle-earth), and Everett's terrible attack. Fortunately, there are Aragon (a descendant of the king of mankind), Elvin, an elf princess (giving up eternal life for his lover), Boromir, a human warrior (the eldest son of Regent Gondor, who was later tempted by the Lord of the Rings but woke up before he died), Granriel, an elf queen (one of the three kings of the elves), and Legolas, an elf prince who gave up eternal life. At the same time, it has the ability to predict the future and superb perception), the dwarf Jin Li (a close relative of moglia dwarves, dwarves and elves have feuds, so Jin Li and Legolas are always at odds, but they became friends after fighting side by side), and the protection and help of just forces such as Gandalf wizard and Frodo, as well as their Lord of the Rings expeditions, saved the day again and again. However, what can really stop Frodo from destroying the Lord of the Rings is the Lord of the Rings itself: the power of the Lord of the Rings alienates Frodo from others, and at the same time makes Frodo himself deeper and deeper. ...

I don't know which part you got. The following is some background information and the main content of the first part.

If you are patient, you can find Tolkien's original works. The language is beautiful.