Embers of Fire

The nuclear war subsided, and civilization was reborn in a distorted form on the scorched earth. Radiation created distortions and buried the truth about the outbreak of the war - until the "key" that could rewrite the genetic code appeared in the hands of young Ember. That day, his home turned into purgatory, and his relatives and friends became sacrifices to the aberrations amid howls of misery. The dying ember had a dream that fascinated him. In the dream, there was clean air, bright schools, the majestic Daming Palace, and voices guiding him to those landmarks that were about to disappear - every time a place was lit, the tree symbolizing hope in his heart burned brighter. When the timelines of the two worlds began to overlap, Ember finally understood: the fire of civilization had never been extinguished, it had only become the remaining warmth under the ashes. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.