Eterna Juventud

The tone shifts between grim and sarcastic, which feels so unique. I'm curious whether this was a conscious choice to reflect the absurdity of the situation or just how the story evolved.

The book raises tough questions about what it means to be human and the costs of eternal life. I wonder what others thought about the societal impacts depicted here.

The world-building felt very plausible yet terrifyingly close to reality. I'm curious if the author drew from current societal trends or imagined a more extreme version.