Frères de chair

The world feels so immersive and bleak — I wonder if the author based it on any real-world fears or existing dystopian visions.

The theme of losing oneself in a digital landscape was intense, but also made me think about current tech trends. How far do people think this could go?

The story's intensity picked up again later, but that midsection felt a bit slower. Was that a deliberate choice to build atmosphere or a pacing issue?