The Fixed Star

This novel perfectly illustrates how terrifying it can be for an author to let their imagination run wild. It reminds me of the post-apocalyptic dark summoner I read when I first entered the world of fiction.

I've invested an additional 10,000 points. I'll let it sit for now and see how it goes. I'll come back every day to cast a recommendation vote. Go Xiuxiu! (ง •̀_•́)ง

The investment failed. I started with *The Imperial Guard*, then *Asgard*. *The Mysterious Mirror* is on my bookshelf, but I haven't finished it—maybe it's not part of the series. Then, when *Earthlings Are Ruthless* came out, I started reading the official version.

What's going on now? What happened? If things continue like this, it feels like the popularity I built up with my previous books is going to disappear.

I just saw Lao Xiu's book, and its grades are terrible! It's so much worse than his previous book!

Why do I think this book is better than that one?

To be honest, author, I think your book is quite well written!

Well, I can tolerate the dual protagonists and transformation trope. A few years ago, there was a book called *Extraordinary Twins* that initially blew me away, but later I found it genuinely interesting… In short, give it a try; after all, it's a book by a talented author.

Why do I feel this book is better written than "Tech Tree Nanny"...? Actually, you're focusing on this book, while "Tech Tree Nanny" was just something I wrote casually. 😏

The more I read this book, the more something seems off. (~_~;)