Shadow Cage

It is a new work by a newcomer, so there will inevitably be some shortcomings, so please bear with me.

I really found the male protagonist to be very emotional. I have a big brain, it is easy to make associations, and whatever I associate will be written on my face. I don't understand that everyone in the official department seems to be able to see the protagonist's emotional changes, and the writing seems to be very clever and can read something from the protagonist's face. However, after discovering it, when he has questions, the protagonist just explains it casually and "calmly" gets over it. Every time, every time the protagonist is worried about being discovered and suspected, he is extremely nervous. Others can see it immediately, but in the end nothing happens. I don't understand what the author wants to portray the protagonist into. You could call him smart, but he is also so naive that everything is written on his face. He especially likes to think about things, but he doesn't have any solutions. Call him stupid, and he just thinks randomly every time, and he gets through smoothly every time.

It has a bit of a mysterious flavor, the beginning is well written, the plot is tense and exciting, and the psychological description of the characters is still good. I recommend that passing book friends give it a try and give it a try, recommend it, and collect it.