Rebellion

The world-building feels gritty and immersive, making me wonder what sparked the idea for this particular future. Was it inspired by current events or purely imagined?

I loved how the main character's choices felt nuanced, but I also found myself questioning whether their rebellion was driven by hope or desperation. What did others think?

The pacing kept me engaged without feeling rushed, but I'm curious whether this balance was a conscious choice to develop characters or a natural flow of the story.