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Congratulations!!! You are Bilbo Baggins.
Bilbo's involvement in the story of the Ring begins with Gandalf, who sends Bilbo to join Thorin Oakenshield's quest to find treasure and destroy the dragon Smaug in his lair in the Lonely Mountain. Along the way, Bilbo stumbles into a deep, damp, underground cave. In this cave, he finds a magical golden Ring. Bilbo did not yet know that this Ring had long belonged to Gollum, a dirty, slimy creature who lived near a small underground lake in the center of the cave. After Bilbo outwitted Gollum and managed to escape from his lair, he rejoined his companions. He also drove Smaug out of his lair, which ultimately led to the dragon's death. Bilbo soon returned home and did nothing particularly important or exciting until his 111th birthday, at which he disappeared with the help of the power of the One Ring, which turned out to be the ring he had stolen from Gollum. This event greatly surprised all the hobbits present at Bilbo's birthday. He disappeared before the eyes of 144 guests. After this, Bilbo leaves the Shire, having previously bequeathed all his property, including the One Ring, to his nephew Frodo. Bilbo goes to the elves in Rivendell. He wrote part of the Red Book, described his travels, and composed many songs and poems. Bilbo sailed across the sea with Gandalf, Frodo, Galadriel, and Elrond