I certainly liked #2 but I also recognize it was pretty much a SJW Mary Sue story, without any of the tension or promise of book #1. It's a pity but a little predictable because nearly all the protagonist issues were hashed out in the first book, leaving her little to do in #2 but go fix the social ills of complete strangers and be loved despite her differences (or hated, if by the bad guys). 
 I admit (with embarrassment) that I did love all the bits about the porcelain and singing.