"Come here, great princes! Come to me, people of all ranks, those who want to see the different faces of humanity and know the diversity of the world!" With these words, the great traveler Marco Polo, sitting in prison, began his memories of more than twenty years of wandering around the world. And he had something to talk about, because he not only traveled half the world, but also faithfully served the Great Khan Kublai Khan for many years and carried out his orders in China, India and Ceylon. Many years later in Venice, when Marco Polo was lying on his deathbed, relatives , friends and a priest gathered around the dying man in order to convince him to renounce the countless lies that he presented as a truthful description of his travels, and go to Heaven with a pure soul. The old man stood up, cursed everyone present and said: “I didn’t tell even half of what I saw and did!” You’re lucky. In this novel you will read about what the great traveler did not want to talk about in his “Book about the Diversity of the World.”