The Death of Grass

The story's intense focus on how a sudden loss of a staple crop leads to chaos is striking. I wonder if there were real-world events or fears that influenced this choice.

The relentless hardships faced by the characters made me think about how fragile our own social order is. Am I the only one who was deeply affected by their desperation?

Some parts seemed to drag as the characters navigated their day-to-day struggles. I wonder if this was a deliberate choice to emphasize the monotony of survival.