Manhattan Shuryō Kurabu (Paperback Bunko)

The concept of a secret society punishing wrongdoers felt both thrilling and unsettling. I'm curious whether the author drew from real-world vigilante stories or crafted this entirely from imagination.

Many characters walk a fine line between justice and revenge, which made me question my own judgments. How did others interpret their motivations?

The book seamlessly integrated terrifying moments with intriguing plot twists. I wonder if that was a conscious choice to keep readers on edge or evolved naturally during writing.