Fukushū No Ketsuzoku

The story's high-stakes spy missions and political intrigue kept me on the edge of my seat. I'm curious what real-world events or ideas influenced these plot choices.

I loved how the characters weren’t simply good or bad, but had conflicting motives. Did others find themselves questioning who to trust as the story progressed?

The quick shifts from action to quiet planning created a real adrenaline rush. Was this pacing something the author aimed for to heighten suspense?