Más que mi vida

The way she grapples with her identity and the desire to live a normal life made me wonder how I’d handle such a dilemma. Was her struggle relatable or frustrating?

The mix of emotional depth and paranormal lore felt balanced but also unique. I’m curious whether this was inspired by personal experiences or a love for the genre.

Certain chapters delved deeply into backstory and reflection, which was beautiful but also made me wonder if it was necessary for plot progression. Did others feel the same?