Glory at the Peak of the Stars

Overall, it's very heartwarming. The protagonist, Ling Feitong, is optimistic and positive, which makes even darkness full of sunshine. At first, you might think that the prince is Feitong's light, but after reading it carefully, you realize that the real light is Feitong, who still yearns for light no matter what desperate situation she is in. Always remain calm.

Regardless of the reason, the damage has already been done. It's best to part ways amicably and wish each other well. I want Tong to completely forget Mo. Loving him is exhausting. I hope he can live a happy life from now on.

This novel is purely about torturing the protagonist (the uke). It made me cry near the end; the uke really suffered. The seme (dominant partner) is definitely the author's favorite. Some character relationships aren't fully developed yet, and Arthur's story isn't finished.

It's so good!!! The only downside is that the love stories of both the main and supporting characters are a bit angsty π_π The supporting characters' love lives aren't perfect, and the main characters' love lives are always a bit heartbreaking. The ending is both heartbreaking and perfect.

Although this book was missing some words, I still read it without any difficulty and couldn't put it down. It was clearly structured, emotionally rich, and didn't hold back when it needed to evoke tears, nor was it cloyingly sweet when it needed to be. I'm looking forward to the author's new book [currently in progress].

Aww, can't you just hurry up and reveal their identities and start showing some sweetness? [Biting handkerchief]

Although many words were censored, such as descriptions of Shengzi and pregnancy—words that don't fit the real world—it doesn't detract from the book's excellence. The two protagonists develop their personalities throughout the story, and the breakup after they return to another star system is quite nerve-wracking.

The main character is quite unique, but the story outline is a bit scattered, and some foreshadowing in the early stages disappears as the story progresses. The non-main characters' personalities change drastically from the beginning to the end. Overall, it's quite good.

I finished reading this author's second book on April 28th, 2023. It's the first time I've followed an author's work on Tomato Bookstore. The world-building is still grand, and it still follows the classic sweet-and-slightly-angsty formula—after all, life inevitably has its little setbacks. The "having a baby" part is set in interstellar space, and involves merfolk, so it's not really a chore for me. There's a touch of joy in building a career, and it's very enjoyable!

The main problem is, is this a book entirely written by men? It seems the protagonist is male, the lover is male, and the wife is male??? It's completely baffling me. Everything else is fine though.