Mugre rosa

The way the story intertwines corporate greed with societal decay felt unsettlingly real. I'm curious what inspired the author to explore this theme.

Their struggles felt so raw and visceral, yet the setting made me uneasy. How did others connect emotionally to these characters?

The characters' identities seem so intertwined with the products they consume—was this a commentary on modern society or a deliberate choice in storytelling?