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The tone of the book is so unique—how did Warren Ellis decide to mix satire with gritty detective work? It really kept me on my toes.

The characters often make questionable choices, which made me question what I’d do in their place. Is this a commentary on real-world corruption or just for shock value?

The pacing felt relentless, with each chapter throwing something new. I wonder whether this was planned from the start or evolved as the story unfolded.