Though Fang Zheng admitted that many times protagonists discover hidden conspiracies and secrets because they can't resist meddling.
But sometimes he felt those protagonists really did have itchy hands...
In fact, this sort of trope is quite common.
Take for instance a protagonist accidentally entering a ruin, then unlocking a seal and releasing a demon intent on world destruction.
Then the protagonist, in order to defeat the demon, embarks on the path of becoming a hero, overcoming eighty-one challenges, defeats the demon, becomes a hero, and conveniently discovers that he is a descendant of some extraordinarily powerful race, which is why he could open the gate into the ruin and activate the seal—it's all destiny!
But wait a minute, don't get too excited or fired up, let's discuss a logical problem.
Firstly, why did the protagonist's ancestor capture the Demon King but not finish it off, instead sealing it? Did they think of human rights back then?
