Die Altruisten

The shifting viewpoints added depth but also complexity. I wonder if this was planned from the start or evolved as the story developed.

The characters' sacrifices felt genuine, but some choices made me question the limits of family devotion. What was the impact of these dynamics on others' reading experience?

The way characters grapple with selflessness versus self-interest felt very real. I'm curious what personal or societal influences shaped this focus.