Star Garden

Over the next few months, I'll proofread the entire text, correcting grammatical errors, plot holes, typos, etc., And also review the setting and storyline. [Sfem:4:319] This is a huge project, as it takes time for revisions to be approved. I can probably only revise two or three chapters a day. I'll try to resume updates later if possible.

I don't know why, despite the incredibly warm writing style, I felt a basketful of sadness. Regardless of whether I was feeling restless, empty, happy, or complacent before... After reading just a few chapters, I was overwhelmed with sorrow. That's why I hate dreams, especially the most beautiful ones. Dreams are ethereal, fantastical, absurd, and enigmatic. They always quietly envelop you, arbitrarily giving you a false sense of satisfaction. Just when you're completely immersed in them, they turn away without looking back. If I had the chance, I would definitely sever all ties with dreams. But instead, I'm like a tormented addict, clinging desperately to...

Perhaps the stars didn't grow up, they just fell asleep, but those who accompanied them grew up. Will there be more stars?

I found this novel on the Transformation Library website a long time ago, but because some reviews said it was too bland and the author wasn't very famous (compared to veteran online writers), I kept it in my favorites. Until recently, when I was feeling down, I remembered this heartwarming novel. Initially, I felt the author's profound understanding of heartwarming stories through the pure friendship between Xingxing and Jia'er and the warm, harmonious atmosphere of the story. There was no deceit or scheming, only mutual help among friends, trust and care between family members, and the unity and friendliness of the people in the mysterious paradise of Lumilan. However, after...

This was the first book I read on SF (Shanghai) magazine. To be honest, if it weren't the first one, I probably wouldn't remember it. The first time I read it, I was just killing time out of boredom, so I quickly skimmed through it, considering it a read. This is a habit I picked up from reading too many online novels; if nothing is particularly captivating, I won't deliberately stop to read it carefully. I probably finished it in about half an hour, and nothing lingered in my mind. My first impression was that the plot was bland, the main characters weren't particularly outstanding, and the only thing I remembered was that it was all about young girls and refugees...

We went to see the stars on Children's Day 2022, just like always. Now, we're all kids again!

On Children's Day 2023, I went to see the stars as usual, and the gift was sent to my little sister. The rest of the time, I'll rely on you all to keep up the good work. I can't celebrate Children's Day anymore, hehe.

This book showed me a world I had never imagined—a beautiful world where people don't have to struggle or compete for money, power, or survival. In this world, no one is born noble, nor is anyone born lowly. No one will abandon someone because they are useless, and no one will become an enemy because of a momentary anger. There are no bad people, no enemies, no anger, no worries; only happiness and beauty. I saw this book several years ago, but I couldn't understand its meaning then. Last year, during a reading slump, I suddenly remembered this book, and then I finally...

A perfect novel carries the memories of dreams. It's a dream countless people fantasize about but can never realize. Sincere and pure friendship brings readers endless imagination. Various fantastical experiences, thrilling adventures, and that pure friendship are all things people yearn for today. Since dreams cannot be realized in the real world, why not read this novel and let it take you soaring and flying in your earliest dreams? Here, I offer my sincere blessings to this novel.

A utopian world, beautiful gardens, and kind-hearted young girls. This book is like a young girl's fantasy—unattainable, yet genuinely touching. There's no contrived "don't underestimate a young man's potential," no restrictive level progression; it doesn't force introductions for the sake of setting up, nor does it force plot advancement. Star Garden doesn't feel like a web novel; it feels more like a child's dream. Although it's not finished, isn't it better that this beautiful world never ends? It gives readers a wonderful fantasy world, not just a story. In my eyes, that's the best gift. +++...