嘘の木 (単行本)

The concept of a tree that feeds on lies is so unique and symbolic. I'm curious whether this was based on folklore or a fresh invention, and how it shaped the story's themes.

The Victorian-era backdrop makes the characters' dilemmas feel even more intense. How do others think the historical context influenced the story's exploration of deception?

Her evolution from curiosity to moral awakening was compelling. I wonder what internal or external factors influenced the pacing of her growth.