Taipéi

The setting feels so personal and immersive — I wonder what drew the author to portray Taipei this way, and how much of it is drawn from real experiences or imagination.

I found myself sympathizing with the main character’s sense of disconnection, but it also made me uneasy at times. How did others interpret this emotional distance?

The writing feels deliberately understated, which makes the moments of intensity hit harder. Was this a conscious choice to reflect the character’s internal state?