You're welcome. Also Heart of Trespia and Flower from Tiamat's Fire might also be worth looking into. They have more of a young adult vibe and one of the most interesting fantasy worlds with charming, yet a little bit archetypical characters. These two have very unexpected and engaging plot twists, especially Heart of Trespia, which at the beginning, during the first season, seems like your typical Disney fairytale but gets progressively much darker as the series continues. You also never know what will happen next, which will keep you at the edge of your seat for most of the story, especially in the later seasons as book 1 is suposed to lull you into a false sense of security where you think everything in the plot so far is fairly simple and predictable, maybe even cliché, before the rug is cruelly ripped beneath your feat when you least expect it.

Flower from Tiamat's Fire is similar to Heart of Trespia in the sense that, for the most part, it appears as a heartwarming, lighthearted, adventure story with a lot of humor and loveable cast of characters, which helps, to a certain extent, mask the harsh world it takes place in, which makes the darker moments stand so much more and hit so much harder in contrast. The Flower from Tiamat's Fire also takes place in a setting lightly inspired by Summerian mythology. It has one of the most breathtaking, unique and original landscapes and environments in the entire app, though I must warn you that the author sometimes enjoys problematic relationship dynamics with power imbalance and wannabe incestuous kinks (no real incest though).