I want to repost the novel: 'Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six'—it's not a game, it's a novel! The original work

Rainbow Six (Volumes 1 and 2) Introduction: "Rainbow Six" is a famous high-tech thriller novel by Tom Clancy. The story revolves around the protagonists John Clark, Ding Chavez, and their multinational counter-terrorism Rainbow Team. NATO member countries established a counter-terrorism special military force composed of elite soldiers from various nations, named the Rainbow Team, with Clark serving as the highest commander, code-named 'Rainbow Six.' The team is funded by the Department of the Interior through direct allocations from the Pentagon, and even in Washington, there are fewer than a hundred people who are aware of this unit. While flying to the UK, Clark, Chavez, and others thwart a hijacking attempt by Basque separatists. In Bern, Switzerland, a bank robbery occurs where the criminals take hostages and kill one of them. The Rainbow Team storms the bank, eliminates the robbers, and successfully rescues the hostages. Next, the Rainbow Team is sent to Austria to rescue two German businessmen kidnapped by terrorists. Additionally, terrorists take thirty children hostage at Spain's World Park, and Clark orders the power cut to force the terrorists to surrender. Terrorist attacks happen frequently, often involving terrorists who have retired for many years or are not very active, which raises Clark's suspicions. Are these terrorist incidents truly connected? Who is behind them? Could there be a more powerful force orchestrating from behind the scenes? As the Rainbow Team confronts the terrorist forces, the Shiva virus has already been created, and the Sydney Olympics are about to begin. A terrifying crisis is approaching step by step, and if it erupts, it could push humanity toward destruction... Author Introduction: Tom Clancy (1947-) is an American military writer and one of the world's best-selling masters of counter-terrorism thriller novels. His novels have grand layouts and majestic momentum, with vivid and detailed descriptions of military weapons, terrorist operations, national intelligence systems, and global strategic relations, enjoying a wide readership worldwide. His representative works "The Hunt for Red October," "Patriot Games," "Clear and Present Danger," and "The Sum of All Fears" have been successively adapted by Hollywood, making a huge impact in the global film industry. Additionally, he actively participates in the development of online games, becoming widely known for series such as "Rainbow Six," "Ghost Recon," and "Splinter Cell."