Born from Embers

I have come across many novels with fantasy backgrounds, but the style of this one is different from the usual. The existing chapters show the tragic situation of the protagonist and the great changes in society due to the discovery of the protagonist. Let me talk about it first. It is a new author, but the general framework of the article is reasonable and the logical thinking is reasonable, and the story style is novel, so you can consider it. The first few chapters made me feel a little depressed, maybe because it was not very pleasant. This pleasantness refers to two aspects: 1: This is not the "enjoyable text" commonly found in modern urban literature. 2: It feels like the protagonist is making a mistake and is just helplessly pushed along by the plot outline until his preset death? So here are a few questions that need to be considered. If the "site" has been around for many years, won't a certain government or organization conduct research on it? Do some people die just because they want to see the Lord of Hell? As an introduction left by the early digging, whether it is necessary to consider the national perspective. And the achievements of the protagonist team become a reason for hatred just because of a few ridiculous results? After all, there has been a book shortage recently, and I am looking forward to this book. It doesn't matter if it is updated. I hope the author can solve the above problems. I wish the author a spring of literary thoughts and a great leap forward. If you see it, deduct one, you will never have kidney deficiency.