沼の王の娘 (単行本)

The marsh provides such a haunting backdrop — I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experience or research to build this atmosphere.

The protagonist's struggles made me sympathize with her, but her actions sometimes made me uneasy. How did others experience her moral complexity?

The pacing of revelations kept me hooked, but I wonder if a different approach was considered. Did the structure influence the tension?