This is by no means a novice. If you are a fan of The Lord of the Rings, if you have imagined yourself as a "Ranger" in the world of Middle-earth, if you are also attracted by the creation movement of Ilúvatar, you may wish to read this book.
Here is the introduction:
"Original" points to the origin of the fire of creation, and "chain" implies the close connection between the fates of the dwarves, elves, and humans, as well as the constraints of the dark forces. In the middle of the Second Age, Sauron began to infiltrate all races in Middle-earth. This period retains the scars of the Great War of the First Era and breeds new undercurrents. The story will unfold in three dimensions - the deep underground dwarf city-state, the ancient ruins in the Misty Mountains, and the plains of Gondolin that are undergoing dark erosion.
The struggle between the remnants of light and the dark creations for the secret of creation is intertwined with the different ways of coping with the trauma of war among the three races. This is just the tip of the iceberg. The Dark Continent that appeared in The Lord of the Rings and the mysterious Valar in The Silmarillion will also join this battle. There is even a higher-dimensional void. Is there an existence at the same level as Ilúvatar? What role will they play?
It is written in a different way from traditional Western magic, with cyberpunk-style dwarves, a two-headed ogre who wants to become a food adventurer, and the game between the dark chaos of Morgoth and the dark order of the Twelve Courts. Vow to complete a new epic
