Was LHS 371 generated with some kind of typo?

[Florenus]

In LHS 371 system planet closest to the star is some 360 000 Ls from that M-type star .
And it is a Water World. Next one orbiting that star is Earth-Like, some icy planet and another Waterworld.
How is this possible? As far as I understand all planets out there should be popsicles.

For me, it looks like a typo, where distance should be 360Ls and somehow it ended up with three more zeroes. Anyone knows what's going on with that system?

 

[Northpin]

Nope
It's a wide binary

The planets orbit around an M star - the far one

 

[Florenus]

Nope
It's a wide binary

The planets orbit around an M star - the far one

Crap. You're right, of course.
I didn't check the name of the star near Nav Beacon and I assumed it was the LHS 371 A.

 

[Sapyx]

Yep, the only "typo" in this system is FD allocating the "top star" position to the lower mass of the two stars. The FSD always Arrives at the heaviest star in the system. This is always the "top star" in procedurally-generated systems, but in a few hand-crafted systems like LHS 371 (and others, perhaps the most famous of which is the old starter system, LHS 3447), the Arrival point for the system is around the "second" star.