ICTEUWMN Chapter 72.2

The many magical fairy tale elements within the story were quite classic.

For example, there are the wish-granting star, the evil king who desires immortality, and the mysterious sorcerer doctor who, after taking a person’s certain talent, offers them a miraculous solution…

However, these fairy tale elements or themes, when placed in the interstellar era, where these concepts have never been read about, naturally seem quite incredible .

Even though it was clear that Fish Soup Noodles’ new short story was written for children, many adult readers, who were looking for something to read, couldn’t help but open the story.

As a result, the fairy tale elements in “Fallen Morning Star” made many adult readers find the story unforgettable.

[If you were Belle’s parents, would you be willing to give up all your professional talents to the mysterious sorcerer in exchange for your daughter’s treatment?]

[It’s just amazing. How did the sorcerer come up with the idea of using an invisible, intangible talent as a fee for treatment? But when you think about it, exceptional talent and ability really are more valuable than mere money.]

[Am I the only one who is interested in this star that can fulfill all wishes like the kids? And the stickers at the end were so much fun! I spent so much time changing Belle’s clothes… QAQ (Am I really this childish?)]

Countless adult readers, who were secretly sneaking a peek at this children’s fairy tale, couldn’t help but chat excitedly on the star network about “Fallen Morning Star”‘s unprecedented style.

[But I really loved the final conversation between Nemo and Isabel. They discovered a better version of themselves after meeting each other!]

[Yeah, it’s not just Isabel. Actually, everyone has their own frame to break. Only by breaking the frame can you find true courage! What a cute meaning.]

Especially in the final paragraphs of this short fairy tale, Yu Mian’s heartfelt addition was something that many adult readers could easily relate to real-life situations.

Even Lu Wei, after reading such a wonderful fairy tale, felt an extremely incredible mental power.

It was a completely different experience from any of Fish Soup Noodles’ previous works.

“And not only was the content interesting, but the format is also very novel for children.”

Lu Wei looked at the series of picture book designs at the end of the story and subconsciously touched them.

It was almost foreseeable what impact this would have on the future publishing of children’s storybooks. It was yet another trend-setting design that would soon be followed by many others.

At this moment, Belle, who was at the Freckton Gallery, unexpectedly found that she was receiving feedback in her mental sea.

“It really seems to work!”

After just finishing reading “Fallen Morning Star”, Belle looked around at her body and felt like her fingers had more color to them.

“Indeed, my face is a little rosy.”

The staff around her also joyfully noticed this amazing change.

“And it’s all the voices of the children…”

After closing her eyes to deeply feel it, Belle genuinely felt a sense of happiness and relaxation.

After all, these praises and attention from children were the purest and most beautiful form of spiritual nourishment. For Belle, they were the best gift she could receive.

“And it seems like I’ve really been too reliant on my frame…”

Belle looked at the story in her hands, and she couldn’t help but feel a sense of encouragement.

A few days later, while Belle was accompanied to the Federation Star City’s Municipal Hall for her resident registration, she reluctantly turned to look at Editor Shaxs, who was assisting with the process.

“If I get the chance, I really want to thank Teacher Fish Soup Noodles in person.”

After all, the release of “Fallen Morning Star” had covered many schools on the Central Star. Compared to the spiritual nourishment she’d quietly collected while staying alone at the Frekton Gallery, it had multiplied many times over.

Without Fish Soup Noodles’ story, it would have taken Belle so much longer to gather this much, not to mention it encouraged her to try a new life.

She really wanted to thank Fish Soup Noodles.

“Maybe, when Teacher Fish Soup Noodles is ready to come out, you’ll definitely meet him!”

Shaxs smiled, scratching his head as he looked at the people nearby who were all looking at him.

It seemed like his author had truly gained a fan from within the painting.

An was also present as the gallery manager. When he learned that Shaxs was Fish Soup Noodles’ editor, he hesitated many times, wanting to say something but holding back.

However, after An noticed that Shaxs’ attitude was clear, he gave up on the idea of personally delivering the painting to Fish Soup Noodles.

Because Yu Mian had ultimately decided to keep the painting “Da Xi and Gredo” on display at the Frekton Gallery for free.

That way, all the readers who loved Da Xi and Gredo could come to Central Star and enjoy this outstanding piece.

“So Teacher Fish Soup Noodles is preparing a new book? Is the new long novel going to be serialized soon? I can still help with the illustrations.”

In fact, An usually took care of many matters, but it would be a completely different case if he could illustrate for Fish Soup Noodles’ new book.

Besides, working on the illustrations often provided the opportunity to learn about the first-hand details of the new book!

“Ah, yes, the new book will be officially released the day after tomorrow. But Teacher Fish Soup Noodles said that for this one, illustrations aren’t as important, but the illustrations for the next few books might be really crucial.”

“The next few books?”

“Yeah, just like everyone else, I’m really looking forward to it. It’s as if Teacher Fish Soup Noodles’ mind is full of endless stories…”

When An eagerly asked more questions, Shaxs just reminisced about the plans Yu Mian had casually mentioned to him a while ago.

After Yu Mian’s short fairy tale featuring a female character, he still felt a bit unfulfilled.

Since he had written a book like “Rebirth Of The Interstellar Soldier King”, which was a male-oriented, no-CP, upgrade-style story, surely he could also write a story about a magical transformation career that girls would absolutely love.

Of course, the plan for that book would come much later.

However, during the period when Yu Mian’s short stories were released and sparked heated discussions, the Huanyu Authors Carnival event was finally held.

Although Fish Soup Noodles ultimately did not appear on the list of attendees for the offline event, which left many readers and participating authors quite disappointed, something hilarious did happen at the carnival.

After the explosive success of “Rebirth Of The Interstellar Soldier King”, many similar rebirth and upgrade-themed books started gaining traction.

Among these, the most notable was undoubtedly “Stellar Justice”!

The story began with a small-time thug as the protagonist, who was reborn and gradually became a top soldier. His thrilling battles against various criminal gangs kept readers on the edge of their seats.

As a result, the author of this book, “Stellar Medal,” naturally gained a significant following among Federation soldiers.

After learning that this “Stellar Medal” would attend the carnival, some young Federation soldier fans, who happened to have some free time, decided to meet this “retired senior” in person and get his autograph.

After all, if this author wasn’t an experienced veteran, how else could he write such detailed and vivid depictions of chasing down criminal gangs and cracking crime cases with such ease?

Reportedly, this author was a die-hard fan of Fish Soup Noodles and had almost decided not to attend the carnival either, upon hearing that Fish Soup Noodles would not be present.

In the end, he was persuaded by his editor to attend, lured by the promise of a full set of signed books by Fish Soup Noodles. So, he reluctantly came to the Federation Star to participate in the Huanyu Authors Carnival.

However, when the author Omirs, using the pen name “Stellar Medal,” stepped off the vehicle and entered the venue, he froze upon spotting a group of people in plain clothes nearby. Their posture, subtly carrying the air of military personnel, was unmistakably familiar to him. Without a second thought, he reflexively turned around and bolted.

The key moment came when the young soldiers, upon seeing him, lit up with excitement and chased after him with all their might!

This made Omirs run even faster without thinking.

“Teacher Stellar Medal! Why are you running?! If you don’t want to sign autographs, you don’t have to, why are you running?!”

The editor who had painstakingly coaxed his author to attend was left shouting in confusion and sweating profusely. He had no idea why his author was fleeing yet again.

“What? They’re my fans?! Aren’t they setting up a trap to catch me?”

After running several hundred meters in front of countless live reporters and cameras, Omirs finally turned his head in shock. The young soldier fans chasing him looked equally baffled.

“Teacher Stellar Medal, why would we want to arrest you? We just wanted an autograph!”