Vandali virtuali

The immersive digital environments felt so vivid and plausible. I'm curious whether the author based them on real tech or imagined new possibilities.

The story had such a compelling start and finish, but the middle chapters seemed a bit slower. Was that intentional to develop characters or themes?

The characters' actions made me question what’s right or wrong in the digital age. Did the author seem to lean toward any particular view on this complex issue?