Encountering That Starry Sky

Beautiful! Beautiful! Beautiful! Absolutely stunning! One of the very few depictions of such adorable young boys I've ever seen! First of all, the author is a real person! And the entire film is completely free of AI traces! Furthermore, the main characters in this story are mostly children aged three to ten! (There are also some adults.) They are all incredibly cute!

I recommend checking out the author's latest book before reading this one, though you can read it directly if you want 🤭. This story follows Yuan Xiaoyuan, who by chance encounters a deity and learns of the existence of spiritual power in the world. He discovers that he was given a mission by people a thousand years ago to extend the existence of an entire dimension, leading to a series of events.

Wait a minute? This book is pretty amazing in terms of both plot and immersion, but nobody's reading it. Could it be the title or the cover? [What?]

It's a pretty good book. I originally read it just to give it a try (after all, there are tons of bad "shota" stories), but I was surprised to find it was quite good. Let me start with the shortcomings. The early chapters were indeed a bit too bland.

The greatness of cute boys needs no further explanation; this is truly a wonderful watch. Even someone as impatient as me could patiently watch until the end. There are so many adorable little boys, and the protagonist isn't just blindly strong; he's also just a child, someone who needs to be saved and protected. Yuan Xiaoyuan is not a perfect child.

I stumbled upon this book after a six-month reading slump (I missed the boat). I'm currently on chapter 97, and in my personal opinion, it's a pretty good book (I have high standards for books). The beginning wasn't particularly dramatic; the male lead is always forgetting his mistakes and repeatedly puts himself in danger.

This is a very good story about young boys. The plot is a bit confusing and bland in the beginning, but it gradually becomes clearer as you read on. There are many characters, and the main characters are very well-developed! I really like the interactions between Xiaoyuan and Xiaoye, and Xiaoye's protectiveness towards Xiaoyuan. It's definitely worth reading.

In terms of plot and writing style, the author has a certain level of skill, which is quite good on Tomato. However, the title and the beginning may have limited the development of the story, but the content is really good and there are no bad points.

This is a rare find that allows me to settle down and read every word of a young boy novel. The characters are all vividly portrayed, and even those who only appear in a few chapters leave a deep impression on me. There are so many young boys in the story 🥰 with different personalities and appearances, yet I don't find them annoying. It's an excellent ensemble novel.

The initial setup was a bit slow, but the writing was very enjoyable. Keep it up, author! 💕