La guerre qui n'existait pas

The concept of a war that persists beyond time felt both imaginative and thought-provoking. I wonder what motivated this choice and how it shapes the story's message.

The book had thrilling action scenes but also heartfelt character moments. I'm curious if others felt this mix kept the story engaging without feeling overwhelming.

The protagonist's journey from uncertainty to bravery was compelling. I'm interested in how the author planned this development and what lessons they aimed to convey.