Die Siliziuminsel

The way waste and pollution shape the world felt so visceral — it made me think about our own future. Did the vivid descriptions make others feel more connected to the stakes?

The cultural and societal details felt so authentic and layered. I wonder whether the setting was inspired by real issues in China or purely imagined for the story.

The characters' conflicting interests added depth but also confusion at times. Did others find themselves questioning who to root for, especially in morally gray situations?