まだなにかある（上）

The story built up so much mystery, and the conclusion felt open-ended in a way that made me reflect on what really matters. Was this intentional or do readers interpret it differently?

The mix created a surreal atmosphere that kept me guessing. I'm curious whether Ness intended this genre mashup to mirror the complexities of identity and reality.

His struggles with grief and self-discovery felt authentic and raw. Did others connect with his experiences on a personal level?