Burning the Starry Sky

This novel is considered an alternative among Tomatoes. When I read this book, I felt like I was watching how steel was made for the first time. If the author had described the humanities, language, geography, etc. In more detail, I feel it could be classified as a literary science fiction novel. One chapter has several thousand words, and it may be a little wordy in some places, but that doesn't stop me from looking forward to this book. I hope that the author will not be too hasty in updating the plot in the future. For example, the development process of mechas, technology, and the positive and negative aspects of human beings fighting disasters can be written more realistically and well-founded. Of course, if the author wants the readership and reading volume of this book to increase quickly, it is recommended that the author refer to Tomato's other fast-paced and exciting articles, which may have better results.

Why can books with 12 chapters be put on the shelves?