I sincerely enjoyed reading this! The calmness of the setting, the grounded mundanity floating in the void of space, and the interactions from the international cast of characters really got me invested in accompanying Rea (the main protagonist) as she tries to figure out her calculations, emotions, and other abnormalities.

I don't have anything wrong with this aside from a few nitpicks here and there. The pacing lingered a tiny bit too long for me in some of the earlier chapters and a couple of changes in time/setting might've been explained a little bit clearer. But overall, I really liked how developments slowly built up in the background as we got to learn more about this world.

This was a great story, and I recommend it to anyone wanting something to experience a world from the lens of a straightforward, sincere, and quantum processing girl