偽りの顔たち　イヴ＆ローク35 (ヴィレッジブックス)

The setting feels so vivid and relevant, but I wonder what inspired the choice to focus on fame amid a crime narrative. Was this an intentional commentary or a natural fit for the world-building?

The relationship between the protagonists seemed to take a backseat at times, which was different from earlier installments. Did the pacing or plot demands influence this shift?

The tech details felt so immersive and futuristic, making me curious whether the author envisioned real-world advancements or created everything from scratch.