Ancillary Justice

The way the protagonist grapples with identity and self-awareness made me wonder whether AI could truly have a sense of self. Did this resonate with anyone else's thoughts on consciousness?

The shifting perspectives and bodies added complexity but also depth. I'm curious if this was planned from the start or evolved as the story developed.

The strategy and manipulation felt so layered and real, making me think about how power operates in both fictional and real worlds. Did others find this aspect more engaging?