Miss Fa Ai’s Cosmic Funeral

Undoubtedly, the author has a solid foundation in science fiction reading. The book begins with a relaxed, not overtly saccharine end-times style, then transforms into a wondrous and lengthy alternative cosmic road trip, perfectly embodying the essence of light novels: easily readable and enjoyable stories (some scientific details are unnecessary to delve into, much like in *Kino's Journey*, where no one really cares whether those fantastical kingdoms are plausible). In short: the author understands how to write a "light novel." PS: If convenient, the author is welcome to leave comments and feedback on my work, the more unconventional the better.

Good books are nowhere to be found on recommendation lists, and even tags are hard to find... Seeing those books riddled with typos, disjointed plots, and nightmarish writing hanging there is truly an eyesore. The only recourse is to browse older books by the same authors and look at these to cleanse your eyes.

I've been working 995 (9am-9pm, 5 days a week) and constantly battling wits with my boss lately, so I haven't been able to write anything substantial. I'll be taking a break for a while, so don't worry about me. 👿

It's hard to imagine how someone could write such a romantic, quirky, and adorable book. You can see references from the last century to last week, like following the advice in "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" to bring a towel and resolve conflicts with a hot pot meal. You might find yourself tearing up one moment and trying not to laugh the next, and you might even learn some reliable life philosophies.

Ivalice is definitely the strongest magical girl. Ye Jialai also deserves the title. Ling Yi is not incapable either. Holy crap, who is Faai?

Hurry up and get it listed!

Good books don't need popularity to prove themselves. This book gave me a fresh experience in today's saturated BLB (Baidu, Alibaba) market. I look forward to the next volume.

There is only one expectation Don't be private ( ) It's rare to see such an interesting soul online.

I... I remember now! I've always been a fan of Xiao Qin's books! Is the cyberpunk setting of this Water City planet even conceived by humans? The book's constant use of nonsensical references masks the despair of this world, turning it into a fairy tale… From Dr. Yip to Fa Ai, I can never seem to predict where the plot will go; the author's imagination is truly astounding.

It's great! It deserves a recommendation spot, but I don't understand why BLB (Baidu, Inc.) Has been burying good books in recent years.