The Enemy = Zen'ya (Volume # 1)

The tension of undercover work adds a layer of complexity — I wonder what motivated the author to explore this world in such depth.

The book kept me on the edge of my seat, but I wonder if the rapid pace was deliberate to mirror the chaos of the story's events.

It seems like every character has something to hide, which kept me questioning who was truly reliable. Did anyone else find this aspect compelling?