The Water Knife / 神の水

The world-building feels so urgent and realistic. I wonder if the author drew from existing climate models or personal research to craft this setting.

The characters make such tough choices that challenge traditional notions of right and wrong. I’m curious if readers see them as villains, heroes, or something in between.

The story is intense and dystopian, but there are glimmers of resilience. I wonder what led to those narrative choices to keep the reader engaged.