The winner of the "Nebula Award" at Japan's 31st SF Convention, the sequel to "Battle Fairy Yukikaze" tells the story of Yukikaze and Rei Fukai after their rebirth.
In the previous game, Garmu made replicas of humans, and Rei Fukai also fell into Garmu's base. This plot is further developed in the book and becomes an important point in the story. As Yukikaze's consciousness center data was transmitted to the most advanced fighter FRX00, Yukikaze was reborn and used his own way to awaken Fukai Zero, who had been in a coma. After returning, Rei Fukai re-examined the role and value of human beings in war, and during the battle, he gradually developed an unspeakable fear of Yukikaze. Intelligent machines are not bound by human emotions, and they will defeat Gam even at the expense of humans.
Shenlin uses plain, concise and humorous language to describe the characters' calmness and calmness in facing the world and the wonderful scenes of fighter plane air combat. Readers can easily generate strong empathy from them.
