Shokku: Ranshi Teikyo (Paperback Bunko)

The story delves into medical ethics and futuristic science — I'm curious whether real advancements influenced the plot or if it was purely imagined.

The early chapters drew me in quickly, but the middle part felt a bit stretched. I wonder if this was meant to deepen the mystery or just a natural rhythm.

Robin Cook is known for incorporating real science into his thrillers. Do you think the science here feels believable, or is it more speculative for the sake of the plot?