Tokyo (Sang d'encre)

The blending of history and horror in this book created a chilling atmosphere. I'm curious whether this approach was driven by a desire to highlight moral complexities or to heighten suspense.

The book explores some really morally gray decisions, which made me question how much of their actions were driven by survival versus evil. Was that intentional to provoke this kind of reflection?

The characters' mental states felt so raw and authentic. I wonder what kind of research or personal insights influenced these portrayals of trauma and resilience.