Verne created a precedent for some modern novel

Jules Verne was a famous French science fiction writer in the 19th century. His representative works were The Mysterious Island and The balloon soldier. His works created the first of many modern novels, the most famous of which was: 1. Science fiction: Verne combined science and fantasy to create a series of imaginative science fiction stories, many of which are still widely quoted today. 2. Adventurers and adventure novels: Verne's novels often described human adventures and adventures. These experiences were full of excitement and thrills, which became the prototype of many later adventure novels. 3. A novel that explored the future and history: Verne not only created imaginative science fiction stories but also combined these stories with history to explore the future world and historical events. Verne's work had a profound impact on the development of modern science fiction and adventure novels and was widely regarded as the most important in the history of science fiction.