La ragazza più fortunata del mondo

The contrast between the protagonist's outward success and her inner struggles felt powerful. I'm curious what inspired this exploration of surface appearances versus hidden pain.

Her flaws and past mistakes made her more human, but also tricky to sympathize with at times. I wonder if others felt the same or saw her differently.

The flashbacks and present-day scenes kept me guessing but also made me reflect on how storytelling choices affect suspense. Was this structure planned from the start?