"Lyn McLean" is a classic Western American novel written in 1897 by the famous American writer Owen Wister. The book tells the story of the last individualistic cowboy who resists the changes brought about by the industrialization of the Wild West. The main character, Lynn McLean, is noted for his independence, perseverance, and loyalty to principles, which are hallmarks of the American literary archetype of the cowboy. The book "Lyn McLean" is not only an exciting adventure novel, but also a deep philosophical work that explores the themes of free will, resistance to progress and devotion to one's ideals. This book became a classic of Western American literature and remains relevant and impressive to this day.